Born at Home Toys review and Giveaway

This is a joint giveaway from the Natural Parents Network and Embrita Blogging. Please find the section marked "Win it!" for the mandatory entry and optional bonus entries.

Born at Home Toys is offering our readers a giveaway of their Happy on the Farm animal set, a value of $28 US.

The Happy on the Farm animal set is a cute six piece farm animal set: a cow, horse, sheep, goat, pig, and chicken. They're the perfect size to fit in his little hands, and their simple shapes and minimal detailing make them easy to handle and identify.

From our reviewer, Emily at Embrita Blogging:

Born at Home Toys is a family owned toy workshop creating natural wooden toys for your little ones. We received one of their adorable Happy on the Farm Animal Sets, and my two year old LOVES them. They're the perfect size to fit in his little hands, and their simple shapes and minimal detailing make them easy to handle and identify.

I like them because they're 99% toys - 99% of the play comes from my son's imagination.

Right now, he's still learning which animals are which and which ones make which sounds, which these toys are great for. But in a few years, he'll be able to use them in any way he deems fit for whatever scenario he's acting out.

Because they're wooden, they'll hold up over time - a bit of polishing now and then and basic cleaning and they'll be good as new. (They're finished with beeswax, so if your little one is still exploring toys with their tongue, there are no harmful chemicals to be ingested.)

Born at Home toys is local to Northwest Arkansas, if you're in the area, and available at their Etsy shop if you're not. They offer a variety of little wooden toys: animals and cars, and have recently added the Gro Tower to their lineup.

These little animals would be equally at home in a discovery basket or a homeschooler's farm set - you won't be disappointed.

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BUY IT!

You can purchase your own Happy on the Farm animal set at Born at Home Toys. The set retails for $28 USD and shipping options are USPS or First Class and is calculated based on destination.

And just for Natural Parents Network and Embrita Blogging readers, Born at Home Toys is giving a 30% discount on all orders from now through 5/21/12. Enter code npnthirty during the ordering process.

WIN IT!

For your own chance to win a Happy on the Farm animal set from Born at Home Toys, enter by leaving a comment and using our new Rafflecopter system below.

The winner will receive one Happy on the Farm set. Contest is open WORLDWIDE.

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Information About Our Reviewer:

AUTHOR BIO: Emily writes at Embrita Blogging and spends more time playing with her son Sebastian than she does working on her in-progress novel, but since children are only small once, she’s willing to let everything else slide. Her interests are baking, rock climbing, interior design, photography, homeschooling and mindful parenting.