whilst my awesome terrors deserve the world, i’d love to win this so i could donate the majority to kids in need through a local charity I volunteer with, big group hug.

Had my Children early so I could be an active and fun Grandmother. Unfortunately I ended up with a disability and cannot be as active and fun. If won this Wonderful Prize would be divided between Four Grandchildren. If by chance some were not age appropriate they will be donated.

Charlie’s an only child on an outback cattle station and works hard all year with his Dad. We have been in drought four years so some unexpected Christmas cheer would be fantastic – almost as good as rain!

My children appreciate everything that they have as there are so many of them. 2 older ones with disabilities plus the young one with a heart condition. They help me out so much around the house and are always caring for each other, even when they fight occasionally. True siblings.

This is going to be the firts Christmas of my only child. He is a miracle and a fighter. Against the odds I have to opportunity of carry him in my belly. Smart and wants to stand on his feet than crawl first.

After moving to Australia in 2016, i know my daughter Adaora has been the most supportive as she has adapted so well to the new environment. Being use to a closely knitted family that includes grandparent and cousins , she must have felt really lonely without showing it.A way to say thank you for your corporation in 2016 and 2017 would mean the world to me.How best can i say this to my 3 year old except through a shower of gifts she will play with and appreciate .

My kids have patiently accepted Mummy working full time and studying every weekend! I’d love to shower them with gifts for their loving support!

Grandma reckons we ‘most deserving’ children have been good!
We ate mostly what we should and helped Mum cook when we could!
Though ‘Elf on the Shelf’ would write letters to Santa, saying we could be much better,
As he espied us from where’re he sat, hung or stood!

wow my kids would love this and have so so much fun when we go on picnics let alone they would definitely use them at home to

Oh wow would the kids love this prize they would have so so much fun what a blast. This will keep them very happy and enjoy going on picnics.

Because my five kids favourite saying is “you get what you get and you don’t get upset” they are appreciative of what they receive and I’d love to surprise them with something extra.

This would be amazing to win for my two children, especially after a difficult year

My kids are pretty rad
Some people say I’m mad!
I love their crazy
Their quirks, their lazy!
One who loves to learn
One whose emotions burn,
One who is endless joy
Our littlest and only boy.
Christmas gifts, they deserve…
As thanks for the joy they serve.

Although sometimes the halo over their little heads slips a little they always make me laugh smile and feel totally loved. What more could we ask for

The kids have been pretty good this year and deserve to be spoilt. Makes them happy and me too.

My husband was in a helicopter accident on Christmas Eve seven years ago and we always remember the day that changed all our lives. I’d love to win this hamper to put some cheer in our life and give my kids a Christmas to remember that doesn’t include the hospital!

Prize bonanza in the post,
Part that we would love the most.
Is sharing with cousins and friends,
The Christmas spirit never ends!

Because the mum guilt is strong! I have been at work too much, too busy, too cross and too cranky. My girls achieved some great results this year and I would love to be able to spoil them the way they deserve to be!

I have two beautiful children, who, like all children, deserve the best in life. I would love to be able to shower my children with gifts, but also be able to pass on some gifts to children that are less fortunate. Christmas is about sharing the love and joy!!

This year has been very difficult for us, with our whole family making sacrifices, including the children. It’s 5 days before Christmas and I’m still not sure how Santa will be able to leave all of them a gift.