Melissa & Doug Trunki Giveaway

It's less than six weeks until Christmas... are you travelling to visit (or escape!) family this year? If you are headed out with your kids this year, I've got a great giveaway for you: a Melissa & Doug Trunki!

One of their Terrific Twenty Toys this year, & a favourite for the last few, the Trunki is now available in a limited edition pattern: Tie Dye Swizzle. Trunki is a hard-sided carry-on sized suitcase on wheels for kids. Where it differs from the usual suitcase is that it doubles as a ride-on toy. Trunki comes with a removable leash so you can pull your little one along on the fast-moving wheels set in an extra-wide base. An integrated saddle, contoured leg rests & sturdy horn grips make riding comfortable, while interior straps and easy-to-operate sliding locks keep clothes & toys safe inside. & these things are cute: they come in various bright colours including tiger stripe & ladybug dots. Tough & practical for real travel, Trunki makes a great kids' luggage toy for rolling around the house too. Trunki is 18.25" x 12" x 8.75", recommended for children three & up. Trunkis retail for $39.99.

If you'd like to win a Trunki of your own, enter via Rafflecopter below. It's quick & easy, giving you a extra entries daily for tweeting about the giveaway. The contest ends Thursday, November 22nd at 9pm PST. The winner will be notified by email & must contact me with their mailing address & Trunki colour preference within 48 hours or I'll choose another winner.

Good luck!!

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