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Monday, August 1, 2011

Back to School: Hallmark’s Back- to-School Confidence Care Package Review & Giveaway



After buying all the school supplies that your child needs, you may think that your child has everything they need to start their school year. But, sometimes kids need more than school supplies to face the exciting and challenging situations that school can bring. 


I try to incorporate encouragement in my family. Haley needs a lot of encouragement since she has ADHD. With tons of encouragement from our family and teachers, she has been able to excel to high levels! These products are a great way to help encourage my children. 


For this reason, Hallmark has created a back-to-school confidence checklist!!
Hallmark's Back to School Confidence Checklist

  • Let them hold onto your words. Kids often get embarrassed when parents say "I love you" in front of their friends. Think about sticking a card in their backpack or inside a textbook, so they can find it later and hold onto it all day.
  • Surprise your child with a lunchtime delight. Fruits and veggies will help a kid be physically fit, but don't forget about a child's emotional wellness.The unexpected "I love you" or "good luck" will let your child know you're by their side, even after they get on the school bus.
  • Pass the encouragement bug around your family. Challenge the entire family to support each other by passing around the encouragement bug-Hallmark's Bug 'Em. One person starts by filling Bug 'Em with treats, a coupon to do something nice, or a kind note of encouragement, and then leaves Bug 'Em where the recipient will find it. Once the recipient finds Bug 'Em, he or she is charged with surprising another family member and spreading the encouragement bug.


Hallmark has put together a Back-to-School Confidence Care Package that includes:

  • Hallmark's Kids Collection three-card pack, which feature topics for young kids, including nerves about school and positive reinforcement for hard work, as well as topics for tweens/teens, such as peer pressure and choosing friends wisely.
  • Lunchbox Notes-50 ways to add a little love to lunchtime.
  • Bug 'Em- a pint-sized plush that can hold cards and other tokens of encouragement.
One winner is going to win their very own Hallmark's Back-to-School Confidence Care Package!

Jennifer's Deals was sent the Hallmark's Back-to-School Confidence Care Package in exchange for this review post. All said opinions are of their own. No monetary gain was received. Jennifer's Deals is not responsible for shipping prizes to the winner. Giveaway will end on 8/11 at midnight. 



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5 comments:

Kristin H said...

I give my daughter encouraging notes in her packed lunch

kschack(at)adelphia(dot)net

martin dupree said...

I help each one of my children with their homework, we work as a team so it makes them want to do homework, I call it family time!

marioswifey said...

i try and encourage my kids to try new things and not give up

honeyrose80 said...

I encourage my children by making sure I set aside time each week for their specific interests. I also try to find ways to teach them to think outside of the box.

jill24295 said...

Right now they are old enough that encouragement comes from reminding them of things they alreay know about themselves - that they are smart, capable individuals and that we are always there for questions and concerns.
jill24295@yahoo.com