ImgiPLAY Vision Quest from Crunchy Granola Baby Giveaway

This giveaway has ended. Thanks to all that entered!

I know you've heard me complain a lot about the lack of natural and organic products in Charlotte, so I've had to do most of my shopping online. During a toy search one day, I came across Crunchy Granola Baby and fell in love!

Crunchy Granola Baby is an amazing Eco-friendly store located in Salem, MA. They also have a online store with all of their great products. Crunchy Granola Baby carries a variety of organic and natural baby/toddler toys, clothing, natural remedies, diapers, books, feeding products, bath supplies and more! Owner, Jennie Cudmore, was like me and tired of doing all of her Eco-friendly shopping online and wanted to actually feel the products before buying them. So she was inspired to open Crunchy Granola Baby for mom's to hang out, shop and spread the "green" word. (I wish I could be like Jennie!)

Crunchy Granola Baby was awesome enough to not only donate a pair of her Organic Yoga Pants for a review and giveaway, but also a ImagiPLAY Vision Quest playset!

ImagiPLAY has been making high-quality educational children's products for over a decade and they truly inspire your child's imagination. Vision Quest is a 9 piece handcrafted, rubberwood playset to help teach your child about on the prairie Indian life. Rubberwood is the most Eco-friendly wood used today. Rubber trees are used to make all of the latex products we use today. After the rubber tree complete its latex producing cycle, it then dies and is recycled into rubberwood. So unlike trees that are cut down for 1 sole purpose, rubber trees serve 2.

When Ella opened up her Vision Quest set, she was beyond excited. She had never seen a tee-pee and had no clue what a "chief" was. She especially loved the chief could ride the horse! The first thing Ella did with her Vision Quest set was line them up in a row and move them around the table in order. She has been doing this for weeks, hours at a time! Lining up toys is one of her quirks and OCD traits. And if you move one of the toys, she gets really upset and moves them back.

This is how they are supposed to look.

She is now having the children talk and interact with one another! There are so many different things I love about this toy, but mainly it will allow me to teach her about our history and early life in America.

Like what you see? You can get 15% off at Crunchy Granola Baby by entering ellachelle15 at the checkout until October 31, 2009! Just in time to start your holiday shopping. (I know, it's too early to think about that)

Don't forget to enter the organic Yoga pants giveaway from Crunchy Granola baby which ends on Sept. 2!

The Giveaway: One of my lucky readers will win a Vision Quest playset thanks to Crunchy Granola Baby

Rules: You have until 11:59 p.m. EST September 14, 2009 to enter. The winner will be chosen by random.org and announced after they respond to the winning email. The winner has 48 hours to respond to the winning email, or a new winner will be chosen. You must leave your email address! This contest is open to the US.


How to Enter: Visit Crunchy Granola Baby and tell me something else you'd like to have. Click on "Comments" to leave your post. Make sure to leave your email address!! I cannot contact the winner without it!

EXTRA entries: You must complete the "How To Enter" before making any extra entries. Make sure you leave a comment for each extra entry and tell me which one.
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Thank you to Crunchy Granola Baby for both amazing giveaways and good luck to everyone!