by Kelly Wilbanks posted in Products & Prizes

My husband Tre' is what some people would call a "modern" father. When he's not working 60 hours a week he's incredibly involved with our family. He's cooking, cleaning, working on house projects, or wrangling our two kids so we can either have family time or I can have some much-cherished alone time. He loves spending time with our daughters whether it's rocking our 10-month-old to sleep our finding activities to do with our inquisitive 3-year-old.
My bug-loving little girl. She loved playing with her Daddy. I even got to sleep in on Saturday while they made the bug box. Winning!
But let's be honest. It's easy to phone it in when you're tired. Or try to "include" them in projects that need to get done anyways. Watching a "show" with our daughter can offer downtime after a busy work-week and challenging home projects, but that's not where memories are made. That's why I was interested in Cooper and Kid, subscription boxes that are full of interesting, educational, and fun projects intended for dads and their kids. A box is delivered once a quarter (so every 3 months) with themed activities; we received "The Good, the Bad and the Bugly": bug-related projects. Full disclosure: Cooper and Kid sent me the box free to review; this is not a sponsored post and all opinions are my own.
Vivianne wanted to be a dead bug. We've had lots of fun with those masks over the last month.
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