We are huge fans of How to train your dragon and we recently went to see the new movie at the Cinema. It was fabulous and couldn’t wait to try the new game the next day; Dragons: Dawn of the new riders is a great game for the family as there is a little bit of everything for everyone. You can watch the trailer online. VIEW the POST
This is a super fun and family friendly game, the whole family will enjoy playing together. Noah and Isla both really enjoy this, Isla has set up her character with purple, obviously, and really gets into the Xbox One game! If you like challenges and colour then Crayola Scoot is the game for you. VIEW the POST
Today is #12DaysofConstantChristmas Day 3 of my advent competitions. I am very excited to be back running these fabulous advent competitions again. Over the first 12 days of December there will be a collection of 24 hour competitions followed by Day 12, the finale competition – that is a longer competition and for a bigger prize, over £500’s worth of prizes this year! Today’s competition is for the Mr Pop board game. …
We were super lucky to be sent these Rory's Story Cubes. Such great fun for inspiring children to be creative and use their imaginations to make up the most fabulous stories they can think of. I love the fact you can take these anywhere too, such a small diddy box but hours of fun. You can create such fun stories with just a roll of the 9 cubes. VIEW the POST
The fantastic people at John Adams are giving 5 of my lucky readers the chance to win a copy of the board game Othello, to celebrate the Othello Junior Championships taking place in Cambridge on 15th September. Also, if you enter the Junior championships you could win a trip to Prague - all expenses paid! What a fab competition? VIEW the POST
I love this game and so do the kiddies. We get everyone to play it with us when they come round too. It’s a quick fire round game where you have to guess what is on your head band. Clues in the name of the game (Hedbanz)… It’s really quick paced, fun and gets the children to think creatively about how they might ask questions. …
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