Giveaway: Chalkboard Tee


Sometimes I come across the cutest idea in kids clothing.And I kick myself because I know I should have thought of it first. Does that ever happen to anyone else?

The most recent example of this happening to me is the Chalkboard Tee. It is a t-shirt with a built in chalkboard and chalk holder to keep your kid entertained where ever you end up - in line at the post office, waiting for friends at a restaurant, or just on the living room couch.

Charlotte really loves to wear her Chalkboard Tee. I can't wash it fast enough to keep up with her requests. We've washed it 3-4 times already and it still looks perfect. The tee shirt comes with a small box of 5 colors of chalk. One piece fits into a small sewn on pocket on the front seam of the shirt.

The five most popular styles offered by Chalkboard Tee are Light Blue Tie, Grass Skyline, Light Pink Heart, Red Apple, and Light Pink Butterfly (the one Charlotte has).

One thing I really appreciated about this company is their resourceful packaging. It's a tube, which is so easy to reuse and can be crafted into many useful things. They also include a "How-to" sheet.  This is basically an instruction manual for your Chalkboard Tee.  It gives you simple instructions on how to use your shirt, as if you needed it.  It also offers suggestions for reusing your tube, and even ideas for reusing your shirt after you've grown out of it!

Chalkboard Tee is offering a special discount code for Family Musings readers. The code is class33809 and gives you $9 off your total order. It expires April 1. 

I also get to giveaway a Chalkboard Tee to one of you!

How to Enter: There are five ways to enter and you can do any of them you like, for up to five entries:

1. Leave a comment telling me who would wear the shirt if you won,
2. 'Like' Family Musings on Facebook and Chalkboard Tee on Facebook and then leave a 2nd comment with your FB name telling me you did,
3. Subscribe to my RSS feed or subscribe by email, and leave a 3rd comment telling me you did so, or already are subscribed,
4. Link to my giveaway on your own blog, leaving another comment with the permalink to you post, or
5. Follow Family Musings on Twitter and Chalkboard Tee on Twitter then tweet this giveaway and leave a 5th comment with the twitter id or permalink. Here's your tweet:


Win a @ChalkboardTee from @FamilyMusings http://bit.ly/fM4Eka #giveaway

That's it. 5 ways to win and 1 lucky winner. This giveaway will end Sunday, February 13th at midnight. Read all contest rules here.

I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commissions 16 CFR, Part 255 Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising. Tomoson Product review & giveaway Disclosure.

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