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(Closed)Storytime Teddie by Cuddle Barn Review & Giveaway Ends Dec 9th, 2011 (U.S Only)

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Winner has been chosen & notified. Congratulations Glenda E!!

Many families have a Christmas Tradition. We have a few, but our favorite is our Christmas Book Collection. When my daughter was born, we started purchasing a new Christmas Book every year. Some were standard favorites, some are quirky and fun.

Now that my daughter is 11 and we have another child in the family, our books have become more creative. I had the opportunity to review the Storytime Teddie by Cuddle Barn. Storytime Teddie is an adorable plush teddy recites ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas. The plush Teddie is super soft and has a beautiful velour outfit.

One of my favorite things about the Storytime Teddie is that it is not too loud. Many products similar to this can have a voice that is a tad bit obnoxious. The Storytime Teddie is complete opposite with a soft & charming. In addition to this, the Storytime Teddie automatically shuts itself off after it is done reciting ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas. Batteries are also included.

You can find it online at http://store.cuddle-barn.com/. Use code BSM2011 to save 15% off your order at the Cuddle Barn Online Store. At $29.99, this is a good price for the quality you will be receiving. I have seen many items similar that are of less quality for much more. Also, find them on Facebook.

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Cuddle Barn has graciously allowing me to give a Storytime Teddie (retail value is $29.99) to one of my readers (U.S Only)!!!

To Enter: Comment in the blog post below & Tell me what is your favorite Christmas Tradition.

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Important: All Entries are to be posted below in the Comment area of THIS blog post. Each Entry needs it’s own Comment. For Additional Option entries like “Like” Blogging, Babies, & the Bayou on Facebook, etc. You just need to post a comment saying.. I already like you or am now liking you on Facebook etc. Same thing with Twitter, so on and so on.

If your writing a blog post about my giveaway or sharing this giveaway + a direct link on your Facebook etc. You get 5 extra entries. So you would say something like… I am sharing this Link/Giveaway on Facebook 1. Ditto for entry 2.

(Disclosure: I received the free product for myself & one to giveaway to my readers as part of a promotional program with Cuddle Barn and MomSelect. Opinions are my own & can not be influenced).

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  1. Our favorite Christmas tradition is: On Christmas morning while we have coffee and hot chocolate, before the gifts are opened, we read the Christmas story from the Bible. Now that the kids are older they get to take turns reading too. It just reminds us of the first and foremost reason we celebrate Christmas :)

  10. While raising our 5 children, we read the Biblical account of the birth of Christ. Also, we went to and participated in the church’s annual children’s Christmas story program. I miss those days, but now that they are grown and our 13 grandchildren range in age from 6 months to 24 years, we enjoy the tradition of gathering as many as possible to be together as a family and be thankful for our Saviour’s birth.

  14. My favorite Christmas tradition is making cookies with my grand-daughters. My grandma made cookies with me when I was growing up, now I make cookies with my grand-daughters.

  23. My favorite tradition is baking cookies with my daughters, going to Christmas In the Oaks, driving around and looking at the lights with the ooohhhs and aahhs, open house at our house or the relatives and having a birthday cake for Jesus and singing happy birthday. Ok so I don’t just have one favorite tradition but many the whole season and family and friends and the many different types of cookes I bake.

  26. My favorite tradition is getting family photos for the Christmas cards and a newsletter for the year happenings written up.

    finamoon AT gmail DOT com

  28. We have many traditions that I love. New Christmas PJ’s on Christmas eve, cinnamon rolls for breakfast, toothbrushes in the stockings, ornaments that we enjoy as a family. It’s all what helps me realize I like the holidays after all!

  33. My favorite Christmas tradition is the early morning as everyone wakes up and the youngest are waiting in great anticipation for everyone else to wake up. The jostling and loud “whispers” to make sure no one “oversleeps” always makes me laugh. And then the morning hours that follow with the family, as gifts are opened and meal prep begins is such a comforting and homey feeling for me. I love having everyone home to share it.

  42. It is so hard to choose, but I like the Advent Calendar. I remember doing this as a child and hope as my children grow older they’ll feel the excitement as well!

  43. I love packing up the car with hot cocoa, treats, and christmas music to go look at Christmas light with the kids!

  49. My favorite Christmas tradition is gathering the family from their widespread homes for dinner, and giving praise to the Lord for the opportunity.

  50. My favorite Christmas tradition is for all the immediate family meet at my moms house on Christmas eve for dinner and unwrapping of gifts. It’s like a family reunion.

  68. My favorite Christmas tradition is waking our son up Christmas eve night to see what he got from Santa. We spend Christmas morning in the car driving to visit my family so it gives our son more time to play and enjoy his gifts. It’s a lot better than him unwrapping everything then having to open and run. He just naps during the Christmas day car ride.

    I don’t know how long we can do it but so far every year we have allowed him to sleep in our room and we sneak into his room and put up a tree(pre lit, no ornaments) just for him. After we finish placing all of the gifts we go back to bed and “wake up because we heard something”. He instantly knows what it is. He gets the most adorable look on his face, pauses, then yells out “Santa!” and makes a mad dash to his room. When he opens the door he always pauses with that same look of amazement just before he runs to get a closer look and finally start unwrapping.
    That was a long comment but it’s my favorite tradition and what I look forward to all year. :)

  70. My favorite Christmas tradition is “hunting and killing” our own Christmas tree the day after Thanksgiving! :)

    Shannon F.
    shannybakes(at)hotmail(dot)com

  73. My favorite tradition is lighting a candle so that my mom can be with me on christmas. She passed away a few years ago. Now that i am 20 my brothers and sister all do it on major holidays. :) It makes me feel like my christmas is more complete.

  93. My favorite Christmas Tradition is the weekend after Thanksgiving. My whole family gets together (even now that all us kids are older and there’s no a grand kid), get a tree and decorate it to the tune of Christmas music. We always have munchies and end up cooking goodies like cookies and brownies. And dinner is ALWAYS quesadilla, yum!

    This night seems more like Christmas to me then the actual Christmas and I love it!

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