We received our September 2014 Citrus Lane box last week. I do not have a picture of the box or the products in the box because our box was delivered on a day that was raining and the mailman placed the box on the edge of my porch. Therefore the entire box was soaked and water came pouring out of the box when I picked it up! Luckily most of the products inside were dry. The book had water damage on the back cover, but I let it dry out and then placed a book on it to flatten it back out. Of course, this is in no way Citrus Lane’s fault.
What was inside our box?
Ice Cream Truck puzzle by Crocodile Creek $10.95
How fun is this puzzle? Not only is it a cute puzzle but the box is shaped like an ice cream truck with wheels that actually spin for pretend play.
Creativity Can by Creativity for Kids $9.99
This was the first item S wanted to play with and spent 2 nights while I was cooking dinner assembling creatures. The can contains 50 pieces including pom poms, googly eyes, card stock pieces, air dry clay, mechanism for the creature to walk and more.
Little Red Hen Book & CD Set from Barefoot Books $9.95
This is a great book that teaches you about hard work. The book also includes a CD with narration by Debra Messing. S has already read this book several times and listened to the narration.
Cinnamon Crunch Sample from Somersault Snacks
S loved this sample and ate the whole pouch. The snacks are made from sunflower and sesame seeds (nut-free).
Conclusion
Total value in our Citrus Lane box this month was $30.89 and I paid $15.00. I loved everything inside our box this month! S is very creative and she enjoys reading and putting together puzzles. So even though the value was not high this month, I was very happy that we will get a lot of use out of the products.
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This looks like a great program. How did you affiliate with them? Thanks for sharing. I am happy I met you on Southern Bloggers. Also I followed you in every way available on your social button’s tab. Thanks.
We have a subscription through Citrus Lane and they provided me with a link in my account for affiliate purposes.
I want to give my toddler grandson a box subscription as one of his Christmas gifts. This one looks like a lot of fun!
S loves to receive her box each month! I think you grandson would love to receive a subscription box too 🙂
Oh how neat! I would love one for my niece!
It would make a great gift!
I’ve never heard of Citrus Lane, but it sounds interesting. I am going to look into it. I think it’s something my princess will love!
S loves getting the box in the mail, plus it would make a great gift.
You gotten a good deal with this box Paris.
Thanks Louida!
You’re welcome! Have a great weekend!
You too! Have fun on your road trip!
This looks so neat! Maybe in the future I’ll try something like this but honestly, I worry about having too much stuff in the house. Do you ever cycle through things or give them as presents or donate them after your daughter has played with them a little bit? Do you feel like it’s a lot of extra “stuff”?
The creativity can got used up (mostly – the rest of the pieces ended up in our arts and crafts supplies). I do not think you can have too many books or puzzles – we use these often. In previous boxes there were some items that have not been played with alot, but my daughter plays in streaks with stuff. As my daughter out grows toys we place them in our attic.
These boxes never seem to disappoint. Knowing me I would store them away for Christmas so I’d be stocked up with my gift buying.
That’s a good idea Aimee!
I keep seeing more and more about these “boxes” of all different kinds. I love this one for kids. Kids always love getting mail.
Yes Lysha! My daughter loves when she sees the box on the porch.
Your daughter is absolutely PRECIOUS! This looks like such a little fun treat box! I love the idea 🙂
Thank you Melanie! She loves you get her box in the mail!
Paris, this box looks wonderful! I love that the toys are educational and creative and that content is totally worth $15. Thanks for sharing and that great picture of your little girl with the big purple skirt!
I also wanted to invite you to this week’s Retro Re-Pin Party at SomebodysDinner.Blogspot,com
Thank you Julie! Thank you for the reminder about Retro Re-pin Party!
That looks like so much fun. I wish they had that when my kids were younger! #ProductReviewParty #31
It is Susie! I wish I would have known about them when S was a little younger, she’s about to max out on age.
Wow all of that for $15 I am going to have to check them out thanks for the info.
It is a good deal Cindy!
Thanks! This looks fun and educational. #ProductReviewParty
Thanks Sam! My daughter loves to receive mail!