Kids lighting from Ginger Snap & giveaway

Ginger snap are a design led company specialising in unique gifts and light products. There range includes lights for kids or teenagers too, many of which come with an emoji theme like this happy little lamp. 

This happy smiley lamp runs off batteries so no need for trailing cables and has a simple on/off switch. Izebella uses this at night time in her bed to help keep the monsters and robots away. It does not get hot and gives a nice bright glow so she can see but still sleep as it’s not overly  bright. 

The same batteries have been in this lamp for a good few weeks now and it is used most nights for several hours. Therefore it does not use up much juice. One of these costs £25.00 and with most children and teens having a thing for emojis at the moment, it does make a good bedroom accessory. 
They also have emoji lightboxes too. These are plastic display boxes which come with letters, images, numbers and light up to display messages.

They come with 65 letters, numbers, symbols and 51 emoji symbols and images all on plastic see through cards. These don’t require a mains plug or wires either but it does need 6 AA batteries. 

The letters simply slot in on 3 rows and you can get up to 8 of the cards on one row. It does of course look much more effective when switched on in total darkness.

You can write whatever you wish using the included letters, such as birthday messages or even notes or just mess about with the emojis.

This light box costs £24.00. If I was to make a suggestion to improve this product then I would recommend adding some sort of a slot or pull out tray on the back so there is a space to put the many letters and cards, otherwise it means either keeping the box, or finding somewhere to store them all or them becoming lost. 
And if you like the light box then maybe you could win yourself one. 
GIVEAWAY
Ginger snap are giving away one of their light boxes. To be in with a chance of wining one, just click below.
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The giveaway will end on July 24th 2017 and is open to residents of the UK only.