What Makes Your Child Unique? #KINDERMom

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KINDER has been a beloved treat in my house for as long as I can remember. My children are always excited to get one of those precious eggs. The milk chocolate outside and white chocolate inside is definitely one of my favourite parts of the KINDER treats, but for the kids it is all about the surprise inside.

Being the only girl in a house full of boys, Avery was pretty excited to see the new Kinder® Surprise® Pink. The toys inside are not necessarily just for girls, but she was pretty impressed with the pink package. My five year old son was a little less impressed with the pink package, but it definitely didn’t stop him from having his share of eggs. Kellen had no issue with the pink eggs. He’s a smart boy so he’s not going to turn down a treat and a toy just because of the colour of the package! There are over thirty new toys in the new KINDER eggs, and they are enjoyed by all of the kids. You can see several of the toys on the Facebook Toy Gallery.

kinder pink

To celebrate the launch of Kinder® Surprise® Pink, Kinder Canada is hosting a facebook contest. Become a friend of Kinder Canada on Facebook and tell them what makes your child unique! There are three $250 VISA gift cards available to win and the contest ends on June 19th, so hurry and get your entry in!

Like all children, mine all have special qualities that make them unique. Eric has been able to hold a tune since he was a toddler, before he could even speak! Kellen has a great mind for research and can remember details to historical events with amazing accuracy. Avery is not afraid to try new things and take risks and pushes herself beyond her limits every day. Griffin has the most amazing sense of humour. He is five years old and can deliver a one liner better than some adults, but watch out because you never know who his next target is!

silly griffin

I can’t wait to read about your children’s unique qualities too! Feel free to share them in the comments.

 “Disclosure: I’m part of the KINDER® Mom program and I receive special perks as part of my affiliation with this group. The opinions on this blog are my own.”

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9 responses to “What Makes Your Child Unique? #KINDERMom”

  1. Tammy Avatar
    Tammy

    LOVE Kinder Eggs. It’s so funny because even before you could get them in Canada, we’d always have them because my grandparents lived in Germany and sent them to us in care packages. Way back in the day it was the funnest thing to collect all the Smurf toys.

    Our daughter is very good at drawing, it must be natural because she’s never had a lesson in her life (besides art class in school…but you know how that is LOL) – it definitely skipped a generation if it’s genetic because neither my husband nor I can draw worth anything!

  2. Anne - Mommy Has to Work Avatar

    I’ve never heard of them before..

  3. Elaina- A Time Out for Mommy Avatar
    Elaina- A Time Out for Mommy

    I don’t know if we have those in the states.. I’ve never heard of them before!

    1. Sheri Avatar
      Sheri

      No, you don’t have them in the States.

  4. Colleen Avatar
    Colleen

    My daughter’s unique quality is her creativity and thirst for knowledge. She amazes me with everything she knows and how she can draw a conclusion. She also draws really good for her age and is often in her room designing, singing, dancing, and doing anything creative.

  5. Jennifer Avatar
    Jennifer

    boo not in the states 🙁 That’s a bummer

  6. Sydney D Avatar
    Sydney D

    I think all kids are creative for their individual talents.

  7. Rachel Avatar
    Rachel

    Oh, now I want to come to Canada just to try these.

    My son is a sharp kid. The facts and things that he is reading and learning about on his own impress me.

  8. DARLENE W Avatar
    DARLENE W

    The world would be pretty darn boring if everyone was the same

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