CLOSED: Boys 5 to 7 Holiday Gift Guide plus GIVEAWAY

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On to our next day of the Gift Giving Guides!  How are you liking these ideas?  Personally, I LOVE my gift guides this year.  I am bringing you guys some interesting and unique ideas!

YOU GOTTA BE KIDDING! – THE CRAZY GAME OF “WOULD YOU RATHER…?” FOR KIDS 7-12

Lots of gross out questions and age appropriate activities, like drawing and treasure hunting. It’s fun to watch their imaginations rule and confidence build as they get comfortable standing up for their choices while laughing the whole time.”

“You Gotta Be Kidding!” can be completed in 30 to 45 minutes and only requires two players vs. four with most other games. The game gets kids and grown-ups thinking, laughing, reasoning and having a blast making goofy decisions and completing the wild “Would You Rather…? Challenges. Best of all, kids have fun speaking up for a change, instead of always saying “I don’t know.”

Sample questions include:

• Would you rather…eat a bucket of apple stems -or- eat 20 banana peels?
• Would you rather… be able to fly -or- be able to become invisible?
• Would you rather… be covered in itchy scabs for a month -or- have popcorn kernel shells stuck in between every tooth for a month?
• Would you rather… run across a hungry alligator’s back -or- run underneath an angry elephant?
• Would you rather… choose to see your future without being able to change it -or-know everyone else’s future and not be able to tell them?

According to the Toy Industry Association, game and puzzle sales exceeded $2.4 billion in 2005. That’s more than eight board games for every single American.

“You Gotta Be Kidding!” is available at Barnes & Noble, Fred Meyer or The Discovery Channel Store.  All Zobmondo!! games can be found online at www.target.com or www.zobmondo.com. Retail price is $19.95.

Mom Says:  This is a super funny game that can be completed quickly.  Which, as a busy mom of three, is ALWAYS a good thing.  This can be for boys OR girls, as well as teachers!  The game can be changed a bit to be great in a classroom setting.  Helps the kids with speaking, thinking, and creativity!

Smart Knit Kids Crew Socks

TRULY SEAMLESS
Completely free of seams, our patented product is knit like a cocoon, starting from the toe up, providing comfort and relief to children who struggle with “bumps & lumps” in their socks.

UNIQUE NO HEEL DESIGN
“No heel” design allows children to put on socks with confidence and keeps little feet from outgrowing their socks so quickly.

“HUGS” LITTLE FEET
Stretchy Core spun and Lycra yarns result in a form-fitting design that
“hug” little feet and help eliminate wrinkling and bunching.

NON-BINDING
Non-binding Halo Top™ fits comfortably without slipping down the leg. Regular socks often have elastic bands at the tops of the sock that can often pinch, bind or be a source of irritation.

NO “STINKY FEET”
High-tech fibers wick moisture away helping ensure a drier and more hygienic sock environment. Antimicrobial benefits help prevent “stinky feet”.

Knitrite Kids’ Crew Socks can be purchased online at www.smartknitkids.com

Mom Says: We love these!  You can find our previous review HERE.  The crew socks hit about mid-calf and are totally perfect for little boys.  These socks make GREAT stocking stuffers.  Or, roll them up and use them as a bow on your wrapped Christmas packages!

Don’t forget, SmartKnit is sponsoring a giveaway!

REQUIRED:  Go visit their site then come back and tell me what size(s) you would need as well as what color(s) you would like!

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