I am a huge fan of Trunki products, I've reviewed the BoostaPak and the ToddlePak in the past. One of their other innovative products is the Yondi.
This is a travel pillow which is specially designed with children in mind. It has hidden magnets which connect under your child's chin and this in turn stops their heads rolling forward and allowing them to sleep comfortably whilst travelling.
Trunki have just released two brand new characters to their range, Pablo Panda and Koko Koala, these are specifically for children aged 5 and over.
I'll be sharing an indepth review in the near future of the lovely Koko Koala so watch this space, but in the meantime I have a Pablo Panda to give away to one lucky reader. All you need to do is fill out the rafflecopter form below.
a Rafflecopter giveaway
The giveaway is open to UK residents only and will close at 11.59pm on the 12th May 2015. Make sure to enter correctly because all entries will be checked and verified.
Good luck everyone.
xxxx
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We play word games, and we have a portable dvd player too.
ReplyDeleteI spy and hangman!
ReplyDeleteAshleigh
Fortunately we have video screens in the back so I put a video on for a long journey.
ReplyDeleteI spy
ReplyDeletePlay games and the iPad is a god send
ReplyDeleteWe sing along to cds all the time.
ReplyDeletewe have an in car dvd player, or we play, 'spot the car' , looking for certain colour cars, eg, spot the red car . or music cds, like mickey mouse sing along, or Frozen x
ReplyDeleteToys and playing with them in the back :)
ReplyDeleteWe play I Spy and or spot different colour cars!
ReplyDeletesinging along to frozen and watching dvds
ReplyDeleteLots of i-spy, magazines and sing-a-longs on the way xx
ReplyDeletehow do you keep your children entertained when travelling? ............ singing - our 'favourite' song at the moment is Old MacDonald had a farm - it should be re-titled Old MacNoah had an ark
ReplyDeleteBooks to keep them occupies :- with someone / passenger there to read to them etc. Sing - a-longs can work whether there is an adult passenger along or not. I feel it is important to consider the children, involve them in the journey, as well as activities which they enjoy such as reading, colouring in etc during a journey
ReplyDeleteRachel Craig
ipad,books,i spy!
ReplyDeleteOur 4 yr grandson is kept happy with music and spot the sheep!
ReplyDeleteGames like eye-spy!
ReplyDeleteWe sing,play I-spy,we have dvd players for them,although I admit it's I-spy that they prefer x
ReplyDeleteWe put together a little travel pack with some snacks and travel games/ crayons and paper. x
ReplyDeleteLots of singing and hope they drop off haha!
ReplyDeleteLots of games of i-spy, iPad with games on, snacks.
ReplyDeleteipads all round
ReplyDeleteaudiobooks
ReplyDeleteThe magic of the nintendo 3DS
ReplyDeleteMake sure all gadgets are fully charged and let them choose one other non-tech item they can play with in the car.
ReplyDeleteWe singalong to the music
ReplyDeleteGood old eye spy!
ReplyDeletePlayin I spy and spot the yellow car
ReplyDeleteSinging many many songs together
ReplyDeletewe sing songs!
ReplyDeleteActivity books and their tablets x
ReplyDeletewe sing lots of songs and play the alphabet game
ReplyDeletewe play spot the supermarket vans x
ReplyDeletePlay games and music, and talk to them about what they can see out of the window :-)
ReplyDeletehe likes to play games.
ReplyDeletethe ipad lol
ReplyDeleteI keep a bag of toys and games handy, including books, electronic games and toy cars
ReplyDeleteWe have a travel bag full of all sorts books, snacks, tablets etc
ReplyDeleteLots of games
ReplyDeleteGames, music, toys.
ReplyDeleteMy toddler loves listening to music and looking out the window. I guess I'm pretty lucky!
ReplyDeleteThey love the game where we each take it in turns to say a few lines of a story, making it up as we go along.
ReplyDeleteSinging, chatting and snacks.
ReplyDeleteWe play Ispy and take plenty of snacks
ReplyDeletesticker books, singing songs, I spy and spot the yellow car
ReplyDeleteI have a 4 year old and find his tablet is the best way to keep him entertained when traveling
ReplyDeleteletting them count how many red cars they can see on the way (or a different colour)
ReplyDeleteSeeing how many Minis we can see etc (I'm useless and always lose)
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ReplyDeleteMusic Cds and I Spy
ReplyDeleteSing songs and play i-spy
ReplyDeletemusic, silly car games always seem to work too.
ReplyDeleteI spy - leanne w
ReplyDeleteWe play games like I spy and listen to Disney songs.
ReplyDeleteI spy with colours(too small for letters) and singing songs, mainly nursery rhymes
ReplyDeleteSinging to her favourite songs :)
ReplyDeletePlay travel games
ReplyDeleteToys and Chat :)
ReplyDeletesing sons, play i spy or other spotting things game
ReplyDeleteTablet, Ispy
ReplyDeletecolouring and samsung tablet
ReplyDeleteDVD player and singing
ReplyDeleteWe listen to music and play I Spy games
ReplyDeleteSinging & I spy
ReplyDeleteMy 2 usually fall asleep, if not we usually play games and sing songs.
ReplyDeleteI Spy or iPads
ReplyDeleteSinging and playing games
ReplyDeleteCelia West
Lots of films on the ipad
ReplyDeletei spy, audiobooks, films
ReplyDeleteIt's really easy at the moment because my son's latest interest (obsession) is cars. So we just have to call out every car make and model that we see and he's happy.
ReplyDeleteWe sing and play I-spy. When all this fails the DVDs come out.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter is always happy with cuddly toys, my teenager son his ipod or play games in his apps.
ReplyDeleteSinging and the old favourite I spy
ReplyDeleteI spy and car bingo!! :-)
ReplyDeletehead phones portable dvd players pens paper i spy i make a list in two lil note books of lorry red car horse sheep motor bike bridge police car long lists and kids have to tick them off when they see them
ReplyDeleteDVD Player and a few stop offs
ReplyDeleteEve Burke
We have always taken toys and books and played games spotting different types of vehicles. For Christmas just gone my 2 daughters were given an in car DVD player by their Grandma so hopefully they will love this on their upcoming road trip!
ReplyDeletePlay games like I-spy & car colour game
ReplyDeleteLots of colouring books and reading books if we are on a plane they tend to do the trick :-)
ReplyDeleteI buy little toys such as travel magna doodles, colouring & sticker books and games.
ReplyDeleteInteraction fun
ReplyDeletewe sing songs and have loads of books
ReplyDeleteStickers and colouring books, and lots of i-spy.
ReplyDeletemini colouring books, snacks, mp3 player with their fav songs
ReplyDeleteColouring books and lots of yummy snacks :) x
ReplyDeleteWe sing
ReplyDeletecolouring books and snacks
ReplyDeleteI spy, reading, snacks and kids cds.
ReplyDeleteLots of different activities and lots of snacks.
ReplyDeleteSnacks, colouring books, puzzle books, mini travel board games, card games, and small travel toys!
ReplyDeleteSing all the songs from Frozen.. over and over again
ReplyDeleteby printing off sheets and playing car Bingo
ReplyDeleteColoring books, crayons and for v long journeys, the leap pad comes out!
ReplyDeleteCar Bingo
ReplyDeleteused to be - pick a colour and spot cars of that colour. first to 100 wins. now, the dvds are a godsend.
ReplyDeletePlay games, portable DVD player or books
ReplyDeleteGames, mags, snacks and drinks, oh and music to listen to x
ReplyDeleteBring an iPad - haha x
ReplyDeleteplaying word games and telling stories
ReplyDeleteTraditional travelling games like eye spy, how many red cars and also playing games or watching cartoons etc on the tablet
ReplyDeleteSinging and pointing things out.
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