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Nerd Block Jr. a Review & Giveaway

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Disclosure: I received this product for review, however all opinions are my own. Giveaway will be fulfilled by sponsor.

Since receiving the Nerd Block Jr. box, A has been busting at the seams to tear into it. One of the things I am super strict about is getting all of his homework done before fun or sweets. I think I have found the best bargaining tool for my boys. Let me tell you a little bit about NerdBlock Jr.

Nerd Block jR.

Nerd Block is a fun subscription box was developed a few months ago. They also started subscriptions boxes for children ages 6-11. There is a girl box and a boy box. We got the boy box to review.

A Nerd Box Jr

We don’t subscribe to monthly boxes so I wasn’t sure what to expect. The items in the box are a mystery every month, so you won’t know what you are getting. A complete and total surprise. We received the January box. Here’s what it contained:

nerd block toy shot

  • Avengers First Aid Kit – A is keeping this in his backpack.
  • Two Harry Potter small figurines (like ones you would get in a gum ball machine)
  • Transformer Masher head (a little squishy head)
  • KREO Mini Figure
  • Johnny Test figurine that also included a mystery figurine. (The boys went nuts over Johnny Test)

The Nerd Block Jr retails for a monthly subscription fee of $13.99.

nerd block building

The first item he went for was the KREO mini figure. He loves building block toys. He liked this figurine.
Nerd Block toys

This is what all of the toys looked like, minus the first aid kit. The first aid kit actually proved to be very useful too. A got a scratch at school and used a bandaid to cover it. There’s also antiseptic towellettes included. Very cool. Over all the boys liked the box. I’m not 100% I would purchase a subscription just yet, but with the option to purchase month to month I will definitely purchase when I know they will need rewards. Check the website for the date that the new box will get shipped.
Check out the other boxes offered by Nerd Block: NerdBlock Classic ($19.99), The Horror Block ($19.99) and The Arcade Block ($19.99).
I’m super excited for one of you! NerdBlock has been very awesome to offer a Nerd Block Jr for a Boy a Girl!! Make sure to Tweet daily for extra entries!!

 Good Luck! 

Candy 

About Candy

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  2. Rebecca Parsons says

    I love all of the characters from games that they get in one box. Definitely something they would enjoy.

  3. Ellie Wright says

    My grandson would go for the KREO mini figure first, too. He’s crazy about anything he can build.

  5. Marilyn Nawara says

    I like that it is a “fun” box — sometimes kids just need to have fun without it being educational.

  11. Sabrina S. says

    I love the surprise egg with the figures inside. My daughter is obsessed with prize eggs.

  22. Jessica Massaway says

    I love the wide variety of things it comes with! I also like that it has multiple items…with 4 kids I am always trying to keep peace and keep what is given equally lol

  28. Maureen says

    I have two boys ages 7 and 9 (and an 8 year old daughter). I love that this box is geared to their age group and would arrive monthly as a fun surprise box!

  34. Rhonda says

    i love the variety of the box! So much for my little guy to choose from. What child could be bored with this?

  40. Candice says

    I like how geeky it is and how it has a Jr., one for boys, one for girls, and one for adults.

  41. Dawn Monroe says

    I like that I can pick boys or girls and some items are gamer related because even my little grand kids are beginning gamers.

  43. Marci Wright says

    I love the idea of a monthly surprise box of gaming/cartoon goodies. My son would really like this!

  46. Nicole Carter Weasley says

    Well if it comes with that giant Pikachu my daughter would go crazy! She loves Pokemon.

  47. Jenilee Dunson says

    I grew up an 80s/90s kid and love all things marvel and geeky. Superheroes, my little pony, transformers, etc. I’d love to win this box, and keep it for myself. I’ve been considering a subscription to nerdblock and/or lootcrate and/or kawaii box myself and love reading all these helpful reviews, but it’d be even more fun to win my own nerdblock to check out at home.

  50. Jiya S says

    My son would flip over the Star Wars stuff! Love that it’s for kids — I’ve tried loot crate and it’s a bit too adult for my 10 year old.

  58. Michelle Olms says

    I love how this box is a total surprise each month. You don’t know what you are getting because there is such a wide range of toys.

  59. Emily k says

    My little cousin would LOVE this box– everything in it! Especially the legos, he loves those. You can never have too many legos (when you’re a 5-year-old boy, that is!)

  60. Sarah Oswald says

    I l;ove that it is geared towards boys 6-11 and that it is delivered to the house once a month.

  62. Kristyn Martin says

    I love that this box focuses on fun! My son could use a break from everything educational once in a while and just enjoy some time playing.

  69. Leah Shumack says

    I love that the boxes are fun and it gives the adult to share some old school memories with your kids (depending on the box you choose!)

  70. ASHLEY COSSETTE says

    I love that it would be something geared directly towards my son taht he can look forward to receiving once a month.

  73. Diana B says

    I love that it geared towards ages 6 – 11, and that there are a lot of characters and toys my daughter would love.

  76. Christine says

    My favorite item is the Johnny Test figurine because that’s a show my nephew likes to watch. But I think my nephew would like all the stuff in the box.

  77. Rene Chartier says

    My twins would love this. The imagination, interactive activities, the element of surprise and excitement when the box arrives, and simply the fun that it is specifically and special for the child. rene chartier

  80. Melinda Stephens says

    I love that it isn’t too expensive. I love getting geeky stuff for my family, but that stuff can be a bit pricey.