WIN 1 of 4 Zoob prize packs

4 lucky MoM members will receive a ZOOB pack consisting of:

ZOOB is the moving, mind-building, modelling system that encourages kids to learn, explore and create using the most important tool of all: their imaginations!

ZOOB has 5 different pieces that snap together 20 ways. It’s a simple, yet incredibly versatile building system. It captures dynamic movement, unlike traditional “stacking” or “hub & spoke” construction sets. Appealing to boys and girls it assists children with spatial problem solving & motor skills.

There is no need for special pieces or bases and no limitations on what kids can build – from dinosaurs and abstract shapes to DNA and geometric objects.

Please note this competition is open from 27th January 2015 until 28th February 2015 and is only available to members of Mouths Of Mums. We are unable to accept entries posted via facebook. Facebook LIKE functionality is not a requirement of entry to this competition. The winners of this competition will be published on this page. Winners’ name and address will be provided to the promoter of this competition and prizes will be sent to the address you have in Your Profile. Please ensure your details are up to date so that you receive your prize.

Winners for this competition

S. DrewSA
M. KongWA
E. BallingerNSW
N. MaddisonVIC

Entries so far
This Competition is Closed

- - mom108896 said
  - 28 Feb 2015
    11:17 pm
He would love a ZOOB prize pack because he loves manual activities and he loves a challenge.
- - hopefullyheidi said
  - 28 Feb 2015
    10:14 pm
He absolutely loves creating things at the moment. I’m
Very happy that he has diverted his attention to these sort of things, rather than purely technology based computer activities and games
- - cherry76 said
  - 28 Feb 2015
    9:30 pm
The Zoob prize pack is so bright and colourful, it would catch my daughters eye and she would adore it!
- - mom58313 said
  - 28 Feb 2015
    8:45 pm
He needs help with hand and eye coordination this is perfect. We can build together and he will love the bright colours and playing with the finished product after.
- - jodiev1980 said
  - 28 Feb 2015
    6:05 pm
My boys would love this Zoob pack as they are always trying to be like their Daddy who builds and fixes things all the time. This would keep them very BUSY!
- - Rachel Tilbury said
  - 28 Feb 2015
    5:55 pm
My eldest son has aspergers and loves to build things he spends hours making things with lego am sure a prize like this would make his day
- - akka08 said
  - 28 Feb 2015
    2:56 pm
The beautiful,big basket of WOODEN BLOCKS inherited from cousins, has been marvellously magical for creative building constructions but BLOCKS have no connectivity… ZOOB’s vast linking pieces would be a super snapping hit in this family.
- - john1569 said
  - 28 Feb 2015
    2:22 pm
my kids love to build things so it would make building things for them so much funner
- - smaggs said
  - 28 Feb 2015
    2:05 pm
For mostly selfish reasons – it would really keep him occupied whilst delivering great learning outcomes, and I get to catch up on the house work. Happy toddler, happy Mamma!
- - chiku said
  - 28 Feb 2015
    12:54 pm
My 3yr old is very active and creative and love building things. I believe that this can be the perfect prize pack for him as there is no limit for creativeness and use the energy while both playing n learning.
- - mom57083 said
  - 28 Feb 2015
    12:50 pm
My son would spend hours playing with this! It’s hard finding toys that suit him..
- - arcticwynta said
  - 28 Feb 2015
    12:15 pm
Master 4 loves cars and building things so I honestly think he would love it to death. I lie things that they have to use their minds as well as learning patients and concentration and imagination as well as making him happy
- - kaz23 said
  - 28 Feb 2015
    10:58 am
My little man is always into tiny things and problem solving, this would suit his developing brain to a T!
- - regine_kong said
  - 28 Feb 2015
    10:09 am
This one would be a present to my little one because she loves putting things together. Just coz she’s a girl doesnt mean she can’t play with cars
- - soninicole77 said
  - 28 Feb 2015
    9:47 am
Both my children love making things – thankfully they’d rather create and use their hands than just sit in front of the telly!