Win 1/5 Mothers Corn Prize Packs/Members

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http://www.webchild.com.au/win/national-giveaways/mothers-corn


Mother's Corn




Web Child gives away 5 prize packs (each worth $52) consisting of Mother's Corn Smart Toddler Set and Mother's Corn Bubbles! For your chance to win simply fill out the form below, entries close 29 November 2013.

Mothers corn smart toddler set
Mother’s Corn Smart Toddler Set (RRP $31.99) includes round meal plate (a convenient food tray for multiple foods), self-training cup and spoon/fork.

Mother's Corn tableware is made from natural, biodegradable but very durable material called PLA, which is extracted from cornstarch and free of environmental hormones and harmful substances, and biodegradable by microorganisms in the soil.

Great for parents concerned about the environment and toxicity of plates, cups and utensils your child eats and drinks from.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QamTasMuBmw
Mothers corn bubbles

Mother's Corn Bubbles (RRP $19.99) is a non-toxic, fun, smart and green way to play with bubbles. These funky looking blowing tool and tray are made from corn starch and are non-toxic, anti-bacterial, bio-degradable, BPA free and contain no environmental hormones, carcinogens and heavy metals.

The bubble liquid is made of natural cellulose extracted from trees. Special feature of this liquid is that you can blow longer-lasting and touchable bubbles.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTA812w3qY8

Mother's Corn Bubbles has recently passed the Australian Safety Test and complies with all requirements of Australian Standard for Toys for children under 3 years. 

For more information, visit www.motherscorn.com.au or www.kidsberry.com.au/eat-and-drink/eco-bowls-plates-and-cups/products.aspx as well as www.facebook.com/MotherscornAUS

Please note: Although the system will allow you to enter as many times as you like, only your first entry will count towards the competition.

Giveaways are available only to registered users. Please login If you have an account or click here to register.

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