Weekend Box Mini Review
Way back in my blogging journey in the early days, I thought even around 2 years ago; we received a Weekend Box to review. We loved it, in fact, we loved it so much I ended up getting Olivia subscription as a birthday present (click here to read our first review) This month we received one of their mini boxes. This was something that wasn’t available when we first subscribed, so let me tell you a bit a little bit about the boxes.
Weekend Box is a subscription-based activity box for children aged around 3-9. You can set your subscription level to suit your lifestyle or budget opting for either the mini package, which we reviewed or the regular one.
A mini box is a fortnightly box containing 2 randomly chosen activities from either the MAKE, BAKE, EXPLORE, and MORE categories priced at £4.95 per pack.
The regular box contains 4 activities, one from each category and costs £7.95 per box and can be delivered either fortnightly or monthly.
Both subscriptions can be paused or cancelled at any time, and all boxes are letterbox-sized, so there is no worrying about having to retrieve it from the post office if you are out!
Now for our review.
Olivia still loved it! She is a fan of all things crafty, and this is something that really appeals to her. The crafts are easy to do, more straightforward the better for me, and pretty much everything you need is included in the box so you can get started straight away. Our activities had made a mask, and a rainforest in a bottle; all we needed was a rainforest bottle. You get full instructions, easy to follow steps; even I could help!
I really like these boxes because pretty much everything is included and instructions are simple to follow with pictures too so you can see it visually step by step as you progress. They really are great for the rubbish weather we have been having lately when chances are you will be stuck in quite a lot! For younger kids they will need more help with some activities, e.g. we had to cut a bottle in half to make our rainforest, but with Olivia being older, she happily got stuck in on her own.
They are really thorough with the activities, and all the added extras included stickers for completing each craft, a box you can colour in too and the chance to win prizes by sending pictures of your creations into the Weekend Box Team!
If you fancy trying one out for yourself or as a present, these make great birthday presents! Pop over to Weekend Box Club and enter this code TRACEY129 to get your first one for free.




Comments
It looks brilliant and great prices too! #kcacols
This is really a great idea! I often run out of ideas as to what to do with the kids! I wish I knew about this when my kids were much younger. #abitofeverything
These look like a great idea and lots of fun
This sounds great and I love the bit about the rainforest in a bottle! #abitofeverything
This is a brilliant idea, and would make sure fab birthday or christmas presents. Thanks for sharing this, you have given me inspiration when I’m stuck for presents for my nieces. Claire x #KCACOLS
This looks great! We used to get a craft subscription box for Mia but the 5 boxes we got were too tricky for Mia to do any of the things and she got frustrated with it. This looks like something Mia could manage so I will have to have look at it 🙂
#KCACOLS
I love the idea of these crafty boxes but I’ve never got around to signing up. The rainforest in a bottle sounds fun and that mask looks great. Leo is only 2 and he doesn’t really understand crafts yet, definitely one to think about when he’s a bit older though. Great review.
Thanks so much for linking up to #KCACOLS. Hope to see you again next Sunday x
That looks like such a great idea for a birthday present! #KCACOLS
Sound like a great treat for any creative minded kid out there.