Disclosure: Free product was received to facilitate this review in conjunction with Tomoson.com. Regardless, all opinions expressed are still 100% my own.
The Good the Bad and the Bugly. No it’s not a misspelled Client Eastwood movie. It’s a new concept in connecting dads and kids. What is it? It’s putting together a bug house. Building a spider web between the legs of a table with tape and then trying to crawl through. It’s putting on a bug mask and crawling around the house on all fours looking for bugs (or outside looking under rocks when it’s a little warmer). Whacking plastic bugs on the floor with a newspaper. And finally (well not finally, because there’s a lot more in between) cooking up some bug themed food.

And don’t worry if you don’t like bugs. It’s not all about bugs. Feel like going on a hike and exploring nature, there is a wilderness walkabout kit. Are you into magic? Or are your kids? Let’s face it, kids love magic? There is a kit exploring the science behind magic. Have an aspiring pilot or astronaut? See How Things Fly. And the fun doesn’t stop with the box. There are additional digital resources to continue the learning and fun. I don’t know that the Cooper Kit will really make dads cooler than moms, because let’s face it, moms rock, but it will definitely edge them up from Ward Cleaver.
ABOUT COOPER & KID
Although some say it is impossible, Cooper & Kid is on a mission to make Dads Cooler Than Moms! How you ask? Through their Cooper Kit, a quarterly subscription box that provides men with a no-brainer, entertaining way to wow and bond with their kids. Every three months, received a box filled with themed projects that both dads and kids will find cool.
Cooper Kits are huge and packed full with building and creative activities, a bed-time storybook, dinner recipes, a character building discussion topic, lots of humor and more. Even the box turns into a toy!
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Disclosure: Free product was received to facilitate this review in conjunction with Tomoson.com. Regardless, all opinions expressed are still 100% my own.












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