I’m really excited to share with you this amazing box of HOPPIness (see what I did there?). Hoppi Box offers a quarterly subscription where a box filled with fun treasures for your child arrives on your doorstep. The excitement that I saw in my son’s eyes as I opened the door and told him this box was for HIM was priceless.
You may be wondering what makes this box so special… Hoppi Box is dedicated to helping your child learn, grow and discover! With each new phase/development/milestone that your child goes through, play is so important! Hoppi Box offers age appropriate toys to encourage your child to develop new skills and to grow both cognitively and physically.
I was amazed at how thought out each toy was in my son’s box. The book he received allows him to learn listening skills and grow his imagination. The accordion plays “wonderful” (I use this term lightly as a 2 year old playing an instrument can be interesting! lol) music that builds coordination and helps foster a love for music. The magnet puzzle teaches hand eye coordination and critical thinking as my son tries to navigate the balls through the maze. The bricklaying sand kit teaches your child to build and create. Perhaps my son’s favorite toy of them all was the play fruit! He has always enjoyed tasks that hone his fine motor skills, and with this he sat for a good 30-40 minutes cutting the fruit in half and putting it back together.
On top of the fun your child will have playing with each toy (and probably most importantly!!), these toys give you an opportunity to interact with your child! Hoppi Box gives you ideas on how to play with your child and encourages you to be involved and teach your children the skills necessary to excel in life.
Do you want to open a box of HOPPIness?? 🙂
A SIMPLE GIVEAWAY!!
One lucky SIMPLE reader is going to win a Hoppi Box!! Here’s how to enter:
My granddaughter is 8 months and she’s just started crawling and scooting. She’s trying to pull herself up and occasionally succeeds. She’s grabbing everything and trying to put it into her mouth.
I have a three year old granddaughter who is learning her alphabet and is very interested in music and singing.
I have several different age grand kids but my toddler middle granddaughter is learning her colors.
my girl is 8 but I also got a grand baby who is going to be 3 and well my 8 year old is learning all kinds of diffent things in school but my 3 year old grand child is learning how to talk and well I’m helearn abc’s and numbers.
My daughter is 4 and learning to write
2 and singing the abc song.
4 and cutting with scissors
He is 4 & he is learning how to write!
My niece is almost 2 and is working on her vocabulary – it’s growing every day.
4!! learning to write
My best friends three kids are under 5 years old, and this would be really nice for the middle one, who is learning shapes, colors, etc.
I have 3 1/2 year old we are working on numbers and colors with, and an almost 1 year who is mastering the art of walking!
my almost 2 year old is learning to talk and my almost 4 year old is finally learning to use the potty.
She is 17 months and every moment of the day is filled with naming things, talking, counting, and so much more!
my daughter is 3 and a half and right now she is learning her letters(some good progress each week) and preparing on how to be a big sis because im due with her little brother in 4 weeks.
I have a 2 year old son, alphabet is big one now!
My son is 3 months old and he is tracking objects and increasing tummy time to work on neck muscles.
my daughter is 4 and is learning about dinosaurs
Answering the question on the giveaway – my son’s are 1 and 2 and they are both learning to use their motor skills in coloring/writing letters.
We have 2 of our 3 grandbabies and they are 2 months and 18 months old. Right now the 18 month old is learning her body parts!
I have a 3yr old who loves games and imaginative play!
2, 7 and 9. The youngest is having fun learning to ride a scooter.
My 3yr old is learning to write alphabets.
My 3 yr old is learning to write alphabets.
My twins are almost 2! They’re loving blocks and toy tools!
I have a 3 1/2 year old, 1 1/2 year old, and 2 month old. They’re each learning new things (the youngest even laughed for the first time today!)
my baby girl is 2 and we are learning the alphabet!!
My boys are 2 and 4. Currently they are learning about our corrupt government. We are exercising our freedom of speech by attending peaceful protests and making phone calls to the Californian Senators.
I have a 2 year old son and we are working on rhyming.
I have a one year old that is wanting to explore everything.
The little on is 4 years old and slowly learning to read 🙂
My child is almost three. She is learning all kinds of things — how to count, colors, read, etc.
18 months old and wanting to know what everything is! learning new words every day 🙂
My little is 12 months and starting to move all over!
My daughter is 3.5 and just learning how to pick out all the letters in her name and numbers in number sequences.
My almost-five-year-old is learning the alphabet in preschool!
My youngest is almost 11 months and she’s currently learning how to crawl up the stairs and pull up to standing. She’s also learning about cause and effect… she recently discovered how to “drum” on a tin can and was quite surprised by the noise it made!
My son is three and he’s potty training
My little one is almost 2 – we’re practicing the alphabet and counting