4moms Breeze Giveaway
There is a small handful of brands that David and I are "all in" about. Apple is one. 4moms is another. The Breeze was the first product of 4moms I ever encountered and I was all "wait. what?! how? yes!!" about it. Then, right before Henry arrived we jumped all in into the 4moms world. We have loved our rockaroo + mamaroo and the origami stroller. Similar to our draw to Apple products, efficiency, innovation, + atheistic are the names of the game.
Make sure to check out the little video short at the bottom of this post. I could try to explain to you why this 4moms playard is given the name "Breeze," but you might have to see it to believe it. But right now, take a minute to think about what you hate about your pack-n-play and then think about what you wish it could be like... chances are, you have been dreaming about the Breeze without even knowing it existed. Happy dance time!
Our Breeze mostly hangs out in our living room - between our sitting area and dinning table. We have a very open floor plan so little guy can see everyone and not be underfoot. He is quite the mover (I think he will walk soon) so I love the size of the Breeze. He can wiggle and crawl and cruise around without feeling that he has totally lost his freedom or view of the world.
Check out my (very amateur) video below to see the magic for yourself. You can also check out all the specifics and details about size and design of The Breeze on the 4moms site.
Okay.... drumroll... giveaway time!! Enter using the rafflecopter below! Not a mom of a little one? Dude -- enter anyway!! Make a friend's day (or year) and gift it to them if you win!
a few side notes:
*all art & table made by my husband!
*I was given a breeze by 4moms for review, but all opinions are my own.
*if you can find the baby shoe in these pictures you get a high five!
some affiliate links used.
Patience is crucial but totally worth it!
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Trust your gut, you are their Mom and you know best!
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ReplyDeletetrust your own instincts, no one knows your baby like you do
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ReplyDeleteBe patient and always show love!
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