2 Little Rosebuds
Subscription box reviews by a vegan mom of twins
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Time for some more eco-friendly artisan goods from GlobeIn! This month’s box theme is “Sustain” and includes a variety of useful, earth-friendly products from makers around the globe.
GlobeIn is a monthly subscription box that features handcrafted goods by artisans around the world. Each month features a new theme with products supplied by various artisans. [read more…]
Ivy Kids time! As promised last month, I finally remembered to take a more interesting lead photo (translation: not another pic of the box itself). Success! 😉
If you’re not aware, Ivy Kids is a monthly activity box for children aged 3 through 8. It was founded by a certified early childhood educator, turned stay-at-home mom who had begun creating her own activities in order to entertain and educate her kiddos. [read more…]
Junior Explorers is a newer kid’s subscription box that includes both physical materials and interactive online content. I recently had a chance to review their Welcome Kit and have now moved on to the actual missions. This month we’re exploring the Arctic!
Junior Explorers is a fun, educational subscription box for kids 6 to 11 that allows them to explore the natural world. They’ll learn about wildlife and ecosystems, as well as the importance of protecting them. [read more…]
I absolutely loved February’s Try the World “Venice” box, so I was really curious to see what would be in store for the March box. Would it be full of unforeseen vegan goodies again? Let’s have a look!
If you haven’t heard, Try the World is a subscription service that invites your taste buds to explore a new city every sixty days. Each box will include 7-10 locally made/grown gourmet goodies as well as cultural finds — such as music playlists and movie recommendations — produced in the city being featured. Subscriptions are $39 every 2 months, or less with longer commitments.
March’s box takes us to Marrakesh to sample a variety of Moroccan delights! [read more…]
Num-Nums Munch Box is a new snack subscription box that sends an assortment of allergy-friendly treats to your door every month. I love checking out boxes like this, as there’s always a high likelihood of getting vegan snacks. 😉
Every snack included in a Num-Nums Munch Box is hand-selected and taste tested to ensure that you get the yummiest, highest quality treats available. They choose a wide variety of products so there’ll always be something for everyone in your family to enjoy. [read more…]
Smart Art is a subscription box that sends you an inspiring selection of art supplies every month. Each box includes materials that introduce you to a brand new medium, along with project ideas and tips.
Every Smart Art box will feature 8 to 11 full and trial sized products, a suggested project, and a helpful pamphlet that teaches you the basics of each specific medium. Each month will highlight a different artist and give you tips on how to emulate their particular style. All of the supplies are from top quality, high end brands. Boxes are suitable for any skill level — from advanced artists to newbs like me. [read more…]
I haven’t posted any of my FabKids outfits in a while, so I figured I’d share a few. They’ve had a LOT of super cute dresses lately, so I’ve been stocking up for spring.
If you’re unaware, FabKids is a monthly clothing subscription for toddlers (starting at size 2) and kids up to size 12. Each month you get to choose a new 2-piece outfit from the selections on their site (girls and boys collections are available). [read more…]
I was a little surprised to see a From the Lab box on my porch last week. I haven’t gotten a box from them since November and wasn’t sure what was up. There was talk of their European counterparts being on holiday, but no one knew when they’d return… Welp, looks like they’re back! [read more…]
*As of December 2015, Citrus Lane is no longer in business. If you’re looking for an alternative, bluum is a great choice. — You can see my reviews of them here. With bluum, you can choose your own products and build your own box. They feature the same great brands, plus you can save $10 on your first month with coupon code “MRVA286CCE“.*
Here comes February Citrus Lane review #2! I love that my mom has her own subscription for the girls… Especially since it happens to be one of my favorite boxes. Yay for grandmas!
If you haven’t heard, Citrus Lane is a monthly subscription for babies/kids aged newborn-5. It’s $29/month (less with longer term subscriptions) and includes a nice assortment of toys, books, snacks, toiletries, etc. Sometimes they even include a gift for mom. It’s by far one of my favorite boxes to open each month. [read more…]
Surprise My Pet is a new monthly subscription box that sends an assortment of treats and toys to your furry friend. I don’t have any furry friends of my own, so this box is for my mother-in-law’s dog, Lucy. (You’re welcome Lucy!) [read more…]
Time for another Loot Crate unboxing! February’s theme is “Play” and features a selection of fun game-related goodies. Let’s check it out! [read more…]
Junior Explorers is a fun, educational subscription box for kids 6 to 11 that allows them to explore the natural world. They’ll learn about wildlife and ecosystems, as well as the importance of protecting them. [read more…]
Sorry, bluum, but I think it might be time for us to part ways. We’ve had a good run, but it’s just not the same… To renew, or not to renew…
If you’re not aware, bluum is a monthly subscription box for babies & kiddos from birth through age 5. Each box contains five or more products that are responsibly sourced, eco-friendly and often organic. The contents are based on the age of your kiddo in months, so boxes tend to vary a LOT. [read more…]
Koala Crate is a fun subscription box from the same company who runs Kiwi Crate. While Kiwi Crate is for kids ages 4 through 8, Koala Crate is geared towards younger tots ages 3 to 4. [read more…]
I always forget to take a good shot of everything in my Ivy Kids box to use for the leading photo. Always. So here’s yet another boring box shot. (I promise to do better next month. 😉 ) [read more…]
