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It’s our first giveaway of the New Year and I am excited about our newest giveaway. I originally discovered this product via a friend, who knows perfectly the types of things I like. She gave it as a present to my girls. Because I liked it so much, I wanted one of our readers to have it too!
I Never Forget a Face by eeboo is a very cool memory and matching game featuring the smiling faces of 24 children from countries all over the world.
The game says it is for age 5+ but my kids played it at ages 3 and 4, although it was more just matching at that age and not so much memory.
A little about eeboo:
eeBoo is a boutique toy manufacturer that specializes in useful, beautiful and well-made educational games and gifts. eeBoo creates refreshing toys and gifts that are 100% original (no licenses) and they commission artwork from well-known and well-loved children’s book illustrators. Everything they make is meant for wholesome individual or family play. Many of their games and activities are based on old-fashioned formats, which eeBoo re-invents with cheerful artwork and contemporary design. Literacy, story telling, drawing, imaginative play and basic math are among the skills that eeBoo products encourage. A good share of the eeBoo line has been awarded Oppenheim Best Toy Awards and other honors.
What you need to do to win:
Sign up for our email list: https://www.incultureparent.com/sign-up . We don’t spam you or sell or giveaway your email, we just would like to have you as part of our growing community! Once you have signed up, please leave us a comment below letting us know what first name you signed up with (we do check!). That’s it!
Want more chances to win? Then get social.
**Please leave a separate comment as we will pick the winner by random number generator based on the number of comments.
1. Follow us on Twitter and tweet about this giveaway including a link to the post and @incultureparent. Copy the link to the tweet in an additional comment on the giveaway’s post.
2. Repost any one of our InCultureParent articles on your Facebook page (your pick) and leave us a comment telling us which article you reposted. (Please note, it must be one of our site’s articles you repost, not just any article we have linked to on our Facebook page.)
This contest will close Friday January 20 at 10 p.m. PST and is open to everyone around the world. Eeboo will ship globally. Good luck!
I thoroughly enjoy reading your articles and look for idea about how to celebrate the holy days of the children in our schools…
Signed my email up! Name is Annie!
Shared Why African Babies Don’t Cry
I’m subscribed to the list! Love this giveaway! Thanks!
I shared your African time article too. Because I loved it! Gotta be flexible, that helps so much with the littles!
Signed up for the newsletter. My name is Adrienne and I would love this little game for my daughter. Fingers crossed and going social in 5, 4, 3…
Signed up for the newsletter. What a great little giveaway. Fingers-crossed to winning. 🙂
I shared the African Time for Babies article on Facebook as well. My daughter is half Nigerian and African-American so this type of thing is in her blood already. Smile.
Signed up as Beth G. Thanks for the chance to win, and for all your great info./articles!!!
Signed up as Beth, and shared your African Time article. GREAT! My Ethiopian daughters are such routine kids, but definately need flexibility too. Thanks!!!
Hi! Just subscribed. My first name is Sara
am so glad I found this wonderful resource.
This looks like a great book.
I signed up. and my first name is Katherine. Thank you for the giveaway.
I tweeted as @mumoffunkids. Here is the link:
https://twitter.com/#!/mumoffunkids/status/157756073162452992
I’m subscribed. I thought I was already before – but anyway – I am for sure now. Great giveaway!
Here is the tweet!
https://twitter.com/#!/HartlynKids/status/157848410483994625
Figured it out. Here is link to tweet… https://mobile.twitter.com/MotheringNaomi/status/157625925725470720
I signed up! We’re not a multicultural family, but I have friends from many cultures and would like to teach my kids about culture. I’m trying to teach my kids a second language and it bothers me to hear my son say things like “I don’t want to learn Spanish. People should speak English!” He didn’t get that from home…but that attitude is very prevalent here in Texas.
Jessica
I signed up. Thanks for sharing such great information.
I just signed up. I love eeboo and would love to win this 🙂
This would be great for our World Cafe exhibit!
I just signed up under Jen
I posted on my facebook page 🙂
Signed up. Aleksandra 🙂
I’m already signed up for your mailing list!
I don’t know how to link to the tweet directly but it was with my profile:
https://twitter.com/#!/candicesj
Thanks!
I signed up for the email list. I recently discovered this game too, and bought it for my daughter’s friend for her birthday. I would love to win a set for my own children.
I tweeted this giveaway too 🙂
Signed up using Sandra.