The Brilliant Balloon Advent Calendar and Activity Kit That Goes "POP"
November 21, 2015
We have a very good friend, in fact she's like a clever cousin who comes up with brilliant ideas all of her own, called Cats Print Shop, who we've looked after for a while now. Cat's Print Shop design beautiful and unique silhouette prints, individually created from your own photos, and can be further personalised with a choice of colours and a custom message. This year we've designed the best, most poptastic advent calendar ever found anywhere ever. It's also available exclusively through the very luvverly notonthehightstreet.com who've even gone and made a flippin brilliant video type thing that illustrates just one of the thousands of ways you can use and deploy the best ever Balloon Advent Calendar and Activity Kit Anyhow, I have a small confession. The puntastic in me so wanted to call it a Balloon Advent Calendar and Nativity Activity Kit but that wouldn't have been the truth and I so want to be on the Nice list this year! So Pop on down to the marvellous notonthehighstreet.com and get an Advent Calendar with a difference. Perfect for Christmas excited children (plus big grown-up kids, of course), this activity advent calendar includes 24 red balloons, with numbers printed in white on the front. Our advent calendar balloons are designed to be filled with chocolates and activities, blown up, fastened securely, and strung from the ceiling (or bannisters or dado rail!) for a truly amazing alternative advent calendar. Each day, you pop your balloon and discover what’s inside. We’ll provide you with red balloons numbered 1-24, a chocolate for each day, plus two activity and joke sheets for you to cut up and roll into each balloon. There are also blank activities for you to fill out yourself. You can blow up all the balloons on 30 November, or surprise your child each morning with a new balloon hanging outside their door to pop and enjoy! Of course, you can add your own little extras to the balloons for a truly spectacular Christmas countdown. Try glitter shapes, confetti, stickers, mini Lego figures, whatever you think they would enjoy – just nothing too heavy or pointy! To get your goodies into your balloon, stretch the neck and pop your bits and pieces into the uninflated balloon. Then when you inflate it, the goodies will be inside! Betsy xx
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