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PeekaPak helps generate creativity and imagination for your little ones

July 24, 2014 by Maya Fitz

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I was very creative in my younger years.  I could make a myriad of friendship bracelets using a variety of materials (beads, crafting thread and gimp) in various patterns.friendship bracelets I also loved drawing and doing portrait sketching. I even took OAC Art (okay, now I’m just dating myself).  For some reason or another though, once I started University (with a focus on business), my creativity stopped along with my focus on the arts.  Unfortunately, I stopped drawing and creating.

Having kids gave me renewed hope that I my passion for the arts will return with a vengeance. I couldn’t wait for my son to be old enough to do arts and crafts.  At two years, I signed him up for an art class that we’ve been going to ever since.  I was so proud of his first painting that I had it framed in his room. Earlier this year, he learned how to bead necklaces and bracelets in nursery school.kyle's painting

While we hit up the local dollar store on a weekly basis for new art supplies, I’m always looking for new craft ideas. Something original and unique that we haven’t done before.  That’s why I was excited to try out PeekAPak, a new monthly box subscription program that’s all about crafting for your little ones. Each box comes with a story book and the three craft ideas based on the story.  The best part? All of the materials are included. From the safety scissors to the glue, fabrics, beads, ribbons and more.  It’s truly amazing because all of this material alone would cost more than the monthly subscription price.Peekapak

peekApak turtle hatMy son loved every aspect of the box including the story book itself.  While he enjoyed the crafts, he couldn’t do all of them by himself.  It’s important that parents do the crafts with their kids (especially if they’re around 3 – 5 years of age) as some require adult help and / or supervision.  That being said, he was able to do enough to feel included and independent.  We enjoyed doing this so much that I’m looking forward to next month’s box already. Which reminds me, one of the other best parts is having your child receive a package in the mail that is just for them.PeekApak 3 crafts

peekapak finished productsTo find out more, check out PeekAPak online. It’s great for your kids (ages 3 – 7) but it can also make a great gift for a loved one or your child’s friends. Also, for a limited time, use discount code “Mayahood” to save $5.  

 

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Maya, author of MayaHood Blog

I’m a stay-at-home-mom to three awesome, busy boys. We reside in Toronto and I blog about the ups and downs of parenting, family travels, our favourite products and more.

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