We spent $2 on his BUILD-A-BEAR 🧸
After seeing so much on the internet about the “pay your age” build-a-bear, we finally went ahead and took our soon to be two year old to get his!
Here’s the details (as explained by our local location):
🧸 pay your age… $1 for one year old, $2 for two year old, etc.
🧸 you can redeem this offer ANY TIME during your child’s birthday month
🧸 the bear itself normally costs $14
This was actually a much more fun experience than I originally thought it’d be. They filled out a sticker with the name and age of my son (my toddler ripped it up before I could take a pic), and then proceeded to work with him on stuffing the bear (including a little heart), and then sewed it and that was that!
The bear itself was much higher quality than anticipated. He’s pretty solid (for a stuffy) and seems like he will hold up just fine to our crazy toddler.
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If you’re looking for budget-friendly activities with your toddler, the Build-A-Bear 'pay your age' event is an excellent choice. This special promotion allows children to pay their age for a beloved stuffed animal, making it an affordable outing for families. During your child's birthday month, this offer can be redeemed at any location. Not only does it provide a unique experience, but it also allows little ones to engage in hands-on fun by stuffing and personalizing their own bear. Parents often rave about the quality of the Build-A-Bear products, which often exceed expectations in durability and craftsmanship. When planning birthday celebrations or special treats, consider this option: it blends creativity, quality, and budget awareness, ensuring a memorable day without breaking the bank. Exploring toddler activities that are both fun and practical can help nurture creativity and hands-on skills while keeping expenses low. Don't forget to capture the precious moments and keep them as memories for years to come!
did you have to bring anything to show childs age? so cute, i always forget they do this