Spring Fever at McWane Science Center

Head to McWane Science Center for Spring Fever March 1st-April 15th! Symptoms include: science, wonder and fun!

There is so much going on at McWane during Spring Fever! Join them for special deals and awesome educational programming. Each Monday, enjoy $10 combo tickets! Be on the lookout for special discount days and free prizes on social media.

Don’t forget to check out the traveling exhibit, Going Places, on the third floor! Going Places is an interactive science exhibition that explores the technology humans have developed for travel. If you have ever wanted to pilot an airship, ride on a hovercraft, or control traffic in a city, now is your big chance!

You can also see the two newest IMAX movies, Dream Big and Extreme Weather in the John W. Woods IMAX® Dome Theater. Our 280 seats sit under a 5 story, 79ft. diameter tilted, domed screen fills your entire field of vision and the audio surrounds you to create a truly immersive sight and sound film experience.

Special Programming:

March 26-31: Brain Awareness Week is a worldwide celebration of the brain that brings together scientists, families, schools, and communities. Join UAB staff and graduate students for a chance to dissect a sheep brain or cow eyeball and enjoy various interactive activities that describe how the senses work.

March 27 – 31: There will have special themes for our public programming offerings in the Adventure Halls: McWane Speedway, Tech Lab, Create and Construct, Welcome to the Jungle, and Lost in Space.

Click Here to see details of what you can expect each day of Spring Break at McWane!

For more Spring Break Ideas, Check out our list of Family Fun in Birmingham

Birmingham Area Easter Egg Hunts

Birmingham Area Easter Egg hunts are kicking off soon! Grab your baskets and make a plan to attend your favorite hunt! Lots to choose from in and around the Birmingham Area!

Easter Egg Hunts in Birmingham

119/280 Area

Meadowbrook Baptist
April 7th, 8-9:30pm Preteen Egg-streme Hunt – Lower Parking Lot
April 8th, 9-11am Easter Egg Hunt – Lower Parking Lot

Ultra Blast Laser Combat Center
The Ultra Blast Alien Egg Hunt is Back! 2 Days, Wednesday April 12th at 5:30 PM and Thursday April 14th at 5:30 PM! Limited space available. Please let us know how many kids you’re bringing.


Avondale

Avondale United Methodist Church
Join us in the Avondale Park Rose Garden for the annual community Easter egg hunt and cookout. The fun kicks off at 12:30, Sunday April 9th.

The rose garden is on 40th Street, behind Avondale library.

All in the community are welcomed.

Birmingham

Birmingham Zoo

Hop on over to Birmingham’s biggest Easter Egg Hunt – Eggstravaganza at the Birmingham Zoo! Join the Easter Bunny and his friends during this rain or shine event that is sure to be fun for the whole family! The children’s egg hunts are free for members and included in admission for non-members. The Adult egg hunt is $20 to enter, but participants are guaranteed a prize valued at $50 or more! Adult egg hunt has limited spots.
Egg Hunt Schedule:

Saturday, April 15th

10am-10:30am – Ages 0-5
11am-11:30am – Ages 6-12
11:45am – Adult egg hunt ($20 entry fee)
12:30pm-1pm – Ages 0-5
1:30 – 2pm – Ages 6-12

PURCHASE ADULT EGG HUNT TICKETS

*All eggs are empty. For children’s hunts, collect 10 eggs and turn them in at the redemption station for your prizes. For adult hunt, select one egg with a number to find out your prize (valued at $50 or more!)

Railroad Park, Hosted by Highlands UMC
Saturday, April 8,  Easter Egg Hunt and fun together with the Highlands United Methodist family and larger Birmingham community.  Games and activities will begin at 9:30 a.m.  Egg Hunt will begin promptly at 10!

UAB Football Dragon Egg Hunt
Join the UAB football team as it hosts Birmingham’s first Dragon Egg Hunt on the UAB Campus Green this Saturday, April 8. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. and the egg hunt starts at 9 a.m.

The Campus Green will be covered with 2,017 eggs, which includes 100 special golden eggs with special prizes inside. Children ages 12 and under are invited to participate in the egg hunt and all ages are welcomed to enjoy in the fun.

In addition to the egg hunt, children can have their face painted, visit with Blaze, and take photos with UAB Football players and staff. There will also be giveaways, including two UAB Football VIP packages, inflatables and more.  Event is free!

Calera

Cottontail Express – Heart of Dixie Railroad Museum
Hop aboard the Cottontail Express for a ride to Peter Cottontail’s meadow! Join in the fun at the meadow as we hunt for Easter eggs. A bounce house, temporary tattoos, coloring station, and a sandbox provide lots of family fun.  Bring your camera to take photos with Peter Cottontail!

Upgrade to a caboose ticket or locomotive ticket for a memorable experience and get an up close look at railroad operations!

The Cottontail Express train ride takes approximately 1 ½  hours including train ride and meadow activities. Please arrive 1 hour prior to your departure time to pick up your tickets at the Calera Depot, use the restrooms at the Gift Shop, and to get in line at your boarding location.

Make sure to visit the exhibits in our Depot Museum, our collection of railroad equipment in Clark Yard, our working Signal Garden, and our Gift Shop!

Train Rides:

Saturdays April 8, 15, 2017 10:00 AM, 1:00 PM, 3:00 PM
Sunday April 9, 2017 1:00 PM, 3:00 PM

For more information or to purchase tickets visit their website

Calera First UMC
Sunday April 16th, 10am,

Crestline

Emmet O’ Neal Library Lawn
Bring your friends and family to hunt for Easter eggs! The Easter Bunny will make an appearance and sit for pictures after the hunt. This event will be April 15 starting at 10 AM on the lawn across from Emmet ONeal Library. You do not want to miss out on the fun!

Helena

Helena Amphitheatre
Saturday April 15th, 2017
9am – 12pm

Age  0-2   9:00am-10:00am
Age 3-5    10:00am-11:00am
Age 6-8    11:00am-12:00pm

Easter Bunny Inflatables, Face Painting and Games! Each child that finds the Golden Egg, will receive a prize.

Homewood

Homewood Park
The Homewood Easter Egg Hunt is for toddlers up to ten years of age. Children will hunt for eggs with children of their own age group. There is also a section for children with special needs.

Location: West Homewood Park

Date: Saturday, April 8th, 2017

Age Groups and Times:

1-2 years: 6:30pm – Daylight Hunt
3-4 years: 6:30pm – Daylight Hunt
5-6 years: 7:00pm – Sunset Hunt
7-8 years: 7:20pm – Bring your flashlight
9-11 years: 7:20pm – Bring your flashlight

Don’t be late as it does not take long for all of the eggs to disappear!

Kulture City Eggstrvaganza at Homewood Library
Kulture City is excited to host our 2017 Eggstravaganza with the Homewood Public LIbrary. Come out and enjoy an indoor sensory friendly egg hunt with Kulture City! Sensory activities, games, and goodies will be available! Enjoy family fun in a safe and sensory friendly atmosphere for your children. Tickets are limited in order to keep this event sensory friendly. You can purchase your tickets at: https://kceggstravaganza2017.eventbrite.com.

April 9th
2pm – 4pm

Trinity West Homewood Oakmont Campus
Join us for our annual Easter Egg Hunt! We will have our hunt with 5000 eggs, a bouncy house, petting zoo, and crafts. We will provide complimentary kids’ cups of Magic City Sweet Ice, too! There’s something for all ages!
Saturday, April 8th 10am – 12pm

Hoover

Bluff Park Community Egg Hunt
Calling all kids 4th grade and under. Bluff Park UMC is hosting our annual Community Easter Egg Hunt and Breakfast on April 8th.

Breakfast and registration for the egg hunt begin at 9:00 am and registration closes promptly at 9:45 am. The egg hunt follows at 10:00 am.

The Easter Bunny will be on hand for pictures. The event takes place, rain or shine.

Pelham

Oak Mountain State Park
Annual Easter Egg Hunt and Spring Market
April 1st, 2017 from 10am – 4pm

6 hunts over 10,000 Eggs! Bring your Basket!
$15 Entry per car (9am – 12pm)

Easter Bunny, Hayrides, Raffle, Food, Music Educational Programs and More!

North Shelby Library
Grab your Easter basket and hop on over to the library for our annual Easter Egg Hunt! Babies through 3-yeard-old will hunt eggs in the Meeting Room beginning at 9:30. Kids 4 and up will hunt eggs in the Children’s Department beginning at 10:00. No Registration is required.

 

If you’re hosting a hunt or know of one we don’t have on our list, message us and we’ll be glad to get it added!

How to Make Homemade Bubbles

Homemade BubblesLonger days and warmer weather have arrived and that means kicking the tiny humans outside and locking the door… Ok, maybe not locking the door, per se,  but strongly encouraging them to play outside rather than destroying your freshly cleaned house 5 minutes after you put the broom away.

My kids go through chalk and bubbles by the bucket and after running out of Bubbles with house full of kids, we came up with this recipe for making more, without even having to go shop for supplies! You’ll probably have these items on hand as well.

2 Cups of Water
1/2 Cup of Dish Detergent (Dawn or Joy works best, but all I had was an off brand and it worked great)
2 Teaspoons of Sugar

Stir and refill those bottles! Easy Peasy!

Do you have a no fail solution for bubble making? Leave us a comment letting us know your recipe!

 

Festival of Tulips at American Village

One of my favorite things about Spring is the beautiful flowers.. and Tulips are one of my favorite! Did you know that American Village in Montevallo has over 70,000 tulips just waiting to be picked?

Festival of Tulips at American Village:

Imagine strolling through over 70,000 blooming tulips with replicas of some of America’s most historic places as a backdrop. The Festival of Tulips is a fantastic outing for clubs, groups, and families. The event is perfect for motorcoach tours as well. The field of over 70,000 tulips creates a one-of-a-kind backdrop for photos. Bring your own camera, or ask about professional photography packages.

As the only you-pick tulip field in the region, visitors can take home armfuls of beautiful blooms!  Stroll through bed after bed of tulips in every color of the rainbow, pick the ones you want to purchase, and package your flowers to take home. Tulips are $1.50 each, bulb included. (The flowers last longer if left on the bulb until you get them home.)

In addition to experiencing the tulips, visitors can take part in Colonial games, encounter patriots of the past, experience the Continental Army encampment, Colonial Chapel, Randall Museum and National Veterans Shrine.

During the Festival of Tulips, we will be open Monday-Friday 10-4, Saturday 10-4, and Sunday 12-4.

Be sure to check the website before your trip, just in case Mother Nature has inclement weather planned.

MONDAY-FRIDAY FESTIVAL OF TULIPS ADMISSION PRICES:

  • Veterans and Active Military – FREE
  • Adults – $10
  • Seniors (60+) – $9
  • Youth (5-17) – $9
  • Children 4 and under – FREE

SATURDAY-SUNDAY FESTIVAL OF TULIPS ADMISSION PRICES:

  • Veterans and Active Military – FREE
  • Adults – $5
  • Seniors (60+) – $5
  • Youth (5-17) – $5
  • Children 4 and under – FREE

There is a group discount and catering option for groups of 20 or more that book in advance for a weekday trip. Call Jodie Wasyluka at (205) 665-3535 extension 1045 for more information on group tours.

Happy Rocks Rock Birmingham

Have you seen any Happy Rocks around Birmingham?

What started as an adventure in arts and crafts has turned into somewhat of a hobby, and the folks over at Happy Rocks Birmingham would love for it to spread. We could all use a little extra happiness in our lives, so why not start something positive?
They are not artists. They are not professionals, and they aren’t looking for anything but smiles. Join in on the fun and let’s help get this thing growing.
There is a growing movement in Memphis (901Rocks) that has done an amazing job spreading positivity. Let’s do the same!
What to do: Did you find a rock in a neighborhood park? Awesome! They have been hidden or set out at various times hoping to surprise park patrons. When you find one, post your picture to their Facebook Page, Instagram, or Twitter pages using @happyrocksbham or #happyrocksbham. Take them home as keepsakes or go hide them in another park. The choice is yours!
Want to create your own? Go for it! Anyone and Everyone is encouraged to share in the fun. Trust us, there is no greater feeling than seeing the smiles on strangers faces when they find a rock and post for everyone to see. Grab some rocks around your home and some acrylic paint. If you want to make sure your paint holds also get a sealer of some type. ModPodge works great!
Design whatever your heart desires and hide them in neighborhood parks for all to see. Be sure to include the #happyrocksbham hashtag or @Happyrocksbham

Spring Time at the Birmingham Zoo

Spring Birmingham ZooSpring time is always one of our favorite times to visit the zoo, as the weather warms up it’s a great way to get out and enjoy the weather and hopefully catch the animals out enjoying it too! In addition to their Spring Break Camps, here are some other things you can expect to see and do at the Zoo this Spring!

Pirates at the Birmingham Zoo

Most Pirates set sail but this spring you’re invited to set rail on the all new Pirate Train ride! The Zoo’s newest attraction promises to be both entertaining as well as inspiring and is designed to send an important message about Water Conservation. Guests of all ages will enjoy dozens of life-size animatronic swashbucklers who are taking over the Zoo trains this May!

Welcome Khan!

An all-new jaguar exhibit is coming to the Zoo and will open this spring! The exhibit will be home to Khan, a three year old male jaguar, that was born at the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens. Unlike most cats, jaguars enjoy being in the water and Khan is no exception! There are only an estimated 15,000 jaguars left in the world and you’ll have the opportunity to learn through educational messaging how you can help this amazing species survive.

You’re invited to see the construction of the exhibit going on now, and to visit this spring to see Khan in his new home. Don’t miss out on being the first to see the new exhibit this spring!

World Water Day

March 15th, 10am – 2pm

World Water Day began in 1992 when it was established in a United Nations Conference. It is a day that aims to bring awareness to water conservation issues that are currently occurring. Enjoy a day of learning, fun and activities at the Zoo.

Schedule:

10am-2pm: Seafood Watch Cart at Sea Lions
10am-2pm: Educational Activities in the Children’s Zoo
10am-2pm: Cahaba River Keeper Booth
10am-2pm: Turkey Creek Nature Preserve Booth
10am-2pm: Leave No Trace Booth
10:30am: Fishing Cat Keeper Chat
2pm: Fishing Cat Keeper Chat
3pm: Sea Lion Water Conservation Keeper Chat and Training Demo

Freestyle Your Spring Break!
Freestylin’ is a new way to do Zoo Camp! Campers will have the freedom choose their activities throughout the day. A few options might include Zoo hikes, games, ride the train, carousel or slide, create crazy crafts, see an animal show or relax and watch a movie! Freestylin’ is designed for your camper by your camper.

Visit our Spring Break Camp List for More Information

Kori Bustard Day

April, 1st 10am – 3pm

You’re invited to join the Birmingham Zoo for Kori Bustard Day on Saturday, April 1 from 10am-3pm. This day will be celebrating the Kori Bustard, the heaviest flying bird in the world. The Birmingham Zoo has one of the largest collections of Kori Bustards in the world and paves the way in chick raising techniques. Enjoy special Kori Bustard enrichments, a feeding, children’s activities and more! See below for a schedule of the day’s activities.

Schedule:

10am-3pm: Children’s Activities including games, coloring, temporary tattoos and flying demonstration)
10:15am
: Keeper Chat and Kori Bustard Feeding
1:30pm: Keeper Chat and Kori Bustard Feeding
2:30pm: Keeper Chat and Kori Bustard Feeding

Farm Day
April 8th,  10:00 am – 2:00 pm

Gopher Tortoise Day
April 8th 10:00 am – 2:00 pm

Breakfast with the Bunny
April 15th 7:30 am – 10:00 am
Pricing:
Non-Members- $30.00-Adults, $25.00-Kids
Members- $25.00-Adults, $20.00-Kids
*Tax included
Reserve and Purchase Tickets HERE

Eggstravaganza – Birmingham’s Largest Easter Egg Hunt
April 15th 10:00 am – 2:00 pm

For more ideas on how to enjoy Spring and your Spring break around Birmingham, check out our list of Spring Break ideas for Families!

 

 

Household Responibilities, Who’s Responsible?

For Moms it’s a never ending chore to get your kids in the habit of helping out with the house hold responsibilities. I also have to remind myself that teaching them responsibility now is good for them. I fall into the trap of finding it easier to do myself rather than ask them 17 times to put dirty clothes in the hamper, a dish in the sink, etc.

We’ve been trying out some new charts and ideas around here seeing what will help us have fun and stay motivated (Myself Included!)

I keep myself on task with this website, justmommies.com – I absolutely love their Home Organization Chart. It keeps me on task and shows my kids that even Mommies have to do “chores.” It breaks the household duties into small tasks, doing something daily, doing a little something each day helps keep me from getting overwhelmed. Print this out at the beginning of each month, pin on your board or on your fridge and take it one day at a time!

For the kids, we’ve been experimenting with different charts and recently came up with this version. The magnetic boards we found at the craft store. Use wooden disks or those clear floral beads/marbles as your chores. If your child can read, simply print out the chores they will be responsible for and cut out with a large whole punch. Mod Podge on to the top of the wooden disk or under the glass bead.

For children that can’t read, there are lots of free printables online from other Mom Blogs or some for purchase at minimal cost. If you’re a whiz with photo shop you can probably whip something up pretty easily. Just keep in mind that not all chores are great for every age. Keep tasks short and simple for the little ones. Older children should have no trouble loading the dishwasher or helping with the trash.

To keep my kiddos motivated, we have recently implemented the Ransom Box. The toys just weren’t making their way back to their proper locations in the playroom or their bedroom. We clean up after dinner every night. Anything that is left out once the kids go to bed gets put into the ransom box. If they want it back, they have to do a chore. Simple, and believe me when I say EFFECTIVE! To up the ante, our rule is that anything left unclaimed at the end of each week automatically goes into our donation box for Goodwill or Salvation Army. It’s a win win!

Use this picture to put on top of your box:

Add an envelope to the side of your box and fill it with chores. 1 chore per item they want to save.

How do you keep your children motivated to take care of their household responsibilities?

 

Spring Break Ideas for Families in Birmingham

Spring Break Ideas for Families in BirminghamSpring Break doesn’t always mean traveling and if you’re planning on taking a Staycation right here in Birmingham, see if you can work your way through this list of local activities.

Spring Break Ideas for Birmingham

McWane Science Center

Join McWane Science Center for Spring Fever March 1st-April 15th! Symptoms include: science, wonder and fun!There is so much going on at McWane during Spring Fever! Special deals and awesome educational programming. Each Monday, enjoy $10 combo tickets! Be on the lookout for special discount days and free prizes on social media.

Don’t forget to check out the traveling exhibit, Going Places, on the third floor! Going Places is an interactive science exhibition that explores the technology humans have developed for travel. If you have ever wanted to pilot an airship, ride on a hovercraft, or control traffic in a city, now is your big chance!

You can also see the two newest IMAX movies, Dream Big and Extreme Weather in the John W. Woods IMAX® Dome Theater. Our 280 seats sit under a 5 story, 79ft. diameter tilted, domed screen fills your entire field of vision and the audio surrounds you to create a truly immersive sight and sound film experience.

Birmingham Zoo

There is no better place to spend your Spring Break than the Birmingham Zoo! Seasonal favorites such as Predator Zone, Children’s Zoo Splash Pads, Schaeffer Eye Center Wildlife Shows and more are back just in time for the warmer weather. Soak up the sun and pay a visit to your favorite Zoo animals this Spring Break at the Birmingham Zoo.

JUMP into some Fun!

There is no shortage of places to go in Birmingham if your kids like to bounce! Check out:

Urban Air in Homewood
800 Greensprings Hwy Suite 150
Homewood, AL 35209

Steel City Jump Park
7001 Crestwood Blvd #1100a
Birmingham, AL 35210

Sky Zone in Hoover
1694 Montgomery Highway
Hoover

Take a Hike!

Birmingham is full of great places to hike and walk. Our friend Rachel over at Grasping for Objectivity complied a great list of the best places around town to explore and hike. We love this list and think Spring Break is the perfect time to mark some of these off of your list if you’ve been meaning to check them out. See her list of the 10 Best Hikes and Runs in Birmingham.

Visit Vulcan:

Ok.. We know most of you have visited the bare bottomed statue at some point, but if you’ve never taken your kids, it’s time to go back. Check in at the ticket box and they’ll give you a Scavenger hunt the kids can do around the park. Mine absolutely loved it and it gave me the chance to learn some things I had never actually taken the time to pay attention to before. Bonus: Great view of the city and the kids will love running down the grassy hills.

Climb:

We’re all about activities that wear the kiddos out.. Try one of these 2 great climbing facilities, great for beginners and those with experience.. Parents too!

First Avenue Rocks is Birmingham’s premier rock climbing facility located in the heart of downtown.  It’s a great indoor climbing facility that is fun for adults and kids. Check out their site for day rates and gear rental pricing.

Birmingham Boulders is the newest member of the Bouldering Authority family.  Birmingham Boulders is big!  Our 14,000 square foot facility is the largest bouldering gym east of the Mississippi.

Check out our Kid Reporters review about her first visit there.

Skate:

Whether you’re a fan of blades or wheels, you have options when it comes to skating in Birmingham!

Skates 280
Roller Skating – check their site for Spring Break hours.

Cool off with some Ice Skating at the Pelham Civic Complex. Times for public skate sessions vary by day, check their schedule before you go!

Pack a Picnic!

There are so many great parks in and around Birmingham you couldn’t possibly fit them all in in just a week, but weather permitting, you can get in a few. Our favorite spot for a picnic is Railroad Park. So much space for the kids to run and play, ride bikes or throw frisbees and footballs. Take a blanket and your cooler and spend the day. You can also buy a pretty inexpensive lunch from The Boxcar Cafe’. For other picnicking locations, check out Homewood Park or even Overton Park. Both have great open grassy areas and playgrounds for the kiddos.

Take a Day Trip!

If you’re looking to get away but can’t go for long,  head over to Tuscaloosa to visit the Children’s Hands on Museum or the Anniston Museum of Natural History, try a day trip to Montevallo to American Village, you might even be able to catch the end of the Festival of Tulips.

If you’re looking for a camp for the week, make sure to check out our list of Spring Break Camps around Birmingham

Review: Birmingham Boulders

I was recently invited to go to Birmingham Boulders with a friend.  When we walked in the first thing I saw were the walls, they were so huge! I have always loved climbing at First Avenue Rocks but the walls at Birmingham Boulders seemed so much taller!

I was so excited, I almost took off without my friend and was so ready to start climbing I didn’t want to wait while we got our harnesses on and our wavers signed. They have more climbing space, a larger kid and family area, and more space for just hanging around. The only thing they don’t have there is the place on top of the boulders with benches to sit on, like First Ave Rocks. I do miss that.

We climbed for about 3 1/2 hours and we were worn out, which all parents will love! We had so much fun there and I can’t wait to go again!

Mom Notes:
If your kids love climbing, this facility is great and very clean. They offer parties and Kids Programs for beginners on up to competitive teams, if they show interest in some training.

Birmingham Boulders is the newest member of the Bouldering Authority family.  Birmingham Boulders is big! Boasting a 14,000 square foot facility makes it the largest bouldering gym east of the Mississippi.

Visit their website for more information.

About Elizabeth:

Elizabeth C. is a local Elementary School Student who loves swimming, volleyball and her Dog. She is the older sibling to Identical Twin Sisters that she tries to boss around even though she knows she’s outnumbered. She was born in Birmingham and loves to explore the city with her Family.

Skip Hop into this Giveaway!

If you’re a parent of little ones, you’re most likely aware of Skip Hop Accessories. If you’re not, then you have been missing out on some seriously cute products.. But, good news! I’m here to tell you all about them and give you the chance to win a $50 gift card that you’ll be able to use while shopping at Diapers.com!Skip Hop Duo Signature

“Must Haves, Made Better” is exactly what Skip Hop offers with their full line of products. From stylish Diaper Bags you’ll actually want to carry, like the Skip Hop Duo Signature (shown) that consistently ranks at the top of lists when comparing the best diaper bags, to accessories that will make toddlers look forward to clearing their plates at meal time… even their veggies.

When my girls were little and headed off to pre-school, I outfitted them all with gear from the Zoo Collection, which is not only super fun, but the colors are great and they’ve taken the time to make each animal unique. With backpacks, lunch boxes and coordinating drink bottles they make a great combo for back to school, or the perfect packs for day trips or when you’re hitting the road and wanting to keep all the kids toys/snacks separate. Each kiddo can pick their favorite animal like Otis the Owl (pictured) or Picasso the Penguin. It’s a win/win for putting the fun in functionality.

Even if you don’t want to take my word for how fun and cute these products are, check out this board highlighting celebrity kiddos sporting their Skip Hop Products. If it’s good enough for Beyonce’ and Blue Ivy, it’s got to be good enough for us, right?

If you would like the chance to do a little shopping on Diapers.com, just leave a comment here on this post letting us know your favorite Skip Hop Product, and you’ll be entered to win a $50 gift card. The giveaway will end on Tuesday, March 19th at noon. We’ll notify the winner via email and on our Facebook Page.