Kiwi Crate - NEW FAMILY MEMBERS

I am SO excited to share with you that Kiwi Crate is now offering new varieties of Kiwi Crates - different age groups and different themes!

So excited to see this for Zachary - THE THINKER CRATE

Tinker Crate inspires kids to explore and learn about science, engineering, and technology—and have fun doing it. Every month, a new crate to help kids develop a tinkering mindset and creative problem solving skills. ages 9 - 14

For Sammie THE KOALA Crate

Every crate is chock-full of play-and-learn activities that engage the natural curiosity and creativity of preschoolers, plus imagine!magazine, created in partnership with Highlights for Children.

Get a fresh, engaging new theme each month—from exploring colors to going on a safari, and everything in between! perfect for the preschoolers ages 3-4

For Molly - THE DOODLE CRATE

Doodle Crate inspires girls to learn new skills and gain creative confidence. Every month, a new super-fun DIY projects that girls will love to design and create. Ages 9 - 16

In addition to the Original Kiwi Crate (which we have been getting for three years now!)

The new crate subscriptions are limited, so if you are thinking about it...get in on the fun today!

THINK CHRISTMAS, BIRTHDAY'S AND HOLIDAYS! These are the gifts that I so enjoyed giving and getting!

Enjoy your day!

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