Skribbies : Review
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It is no secret that there is a love of shoes by the girls on the Lilypad, so when we got the opportunity to review the Skribbies shoes, we jumped at the chance! Skribbies is a UK based company founded by Jennifer Duthie. The idea behind Skribbies came when Jennifer was reminiscing about the sweeter days of childhood. Jennifer wanted to develop a product for kids that was more versatile and would allow kids to keep on customising and as a result, Skribbies was born.
So what is in a Skribbies box? The 8 year old takes her first leap into (a very shy attempt at) vlogging.
I have to admit I *may* have teased her with the box until the weekend and I purposefully didn't look inside either, so we were both thrilled with the contents. The Skribbies come with 6 pens in varying colours, monster stickers and a wristband.
We made sure that there were no distractions (i.e 2 year old sister) to encroach on her artistic talents and she got to work straight away.
She couldn't decide between the stickers or the pens so ended up using a little bit of both. The Skribbies come with a handy wipe clean cloth (that doubles up as a funky wristband for art on the go) so if you don't like what you have done, you can simply wipe away.
Uh oh ... then the peace was shattered as the 2 year woke from her nap and insisted on getting involved! The chunky pens were the perfect size for her, much to her sisters dismay.
Et Voila!
You can just imagine how delighted the 8 year old was when the 2 year old found the cleaning cloth ...... (action shot to follow)
I am told by the ever critical 8 year old, that the trainers are really comfortable to wear and she loves showing them off when we go out.
She is a bit of a creature of habit, so once she has a design she tends to stick with it ..... until her sister gets hold of them of course.
My mum was a little worried at encouraging the children to draw on their shoes but they both understand that they are a special design and you can only draw on the Skribbies. At £39.99 they are not the cheapest shoes you are going to buy for your child but certainly not the most expensive either and with the ability to change the look whenever you want, it is a great way to encourage their individuality too.
We love them ..... what do you think?
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