[Ad- gifted product] Having a few screen-free activities in your bag, especially during the summer holidays, is always a must! When we go on holiday, we always pack a few things for Robin to do in the morning, before her teenage siblings get up, as she doesn’t have a working phone and has limited screentime on WIFI. One thing she really seemed to enjoy was the Foil Fun Up in Space Kit, which is sort of like a sticker arts and crafts kit, giving a lot of different foils, stickers and even backgrounds all with a space theme. They do have tons of different kits from Disney to Animals to Unicorns, so there is a good variety to choose from.
Inside the Foil Fun Up in Space Kit, there were tons and tons of sticker sheets, with thick stickers on them. The box does state there are over 100 stickers, and we found that to be true! All of the stickers were really good additions – there weren’t tiny, silly filler ones. We got aliens, planets, fire balls to be added to stars, different types of stars… plenty to create any type of space theme we wanted. Inside the box, there were also two bags of foil sheets and a handful of sturdy backgrounds to stick everything onto.
Robin and I did find that the stickers themselves were quite hard to peel off, so that she could stick the foil on, and there were lots of intricate bits of the large stickers that seemed to need extra care. It’s an activity that does feel like it needs an adult to watch, so that the stickers can be fully undone, and we did end up with a bit of a mess when it came to all the little bits of paper! Having these different sections does allow for more colors to be placed on one sticker, so it does make sense, it was just a tad challenging for little hands.
Sticking the foil on the Foil Fun Up in Space set was Robin’s favorite part – she really liked seeing how the sticker looked after it had taken some of the foil onto it. Amelia also started commenting on how neat it was and enjoyed watching Robin create this little space world. As the box suggested, Robin told a story about the alien and baby alien that were on the planet, explaining why they were there, which was a neat idea. When we were done, everything fit back neatly in the box with plenty to play with for next time!
This looks fun to do, and I am sure kids will enjoy this. Perfect activities for kids and parents.
These are so cool and seems super fun. I will get it for my niece, she loves DIY toys a lot. That’s pretty much the only toy she plays with all day long.
This is really cute! What a fun idea for kids, and I would enjoy doing this as well. It is neat to see the different kinds of things there are for kids to do.
My daughter is a teenager but she still enjoys activities like this. This one looks really enjoyable. She recently but a diamond art kit and that kept her entertained on holiday.
I’ve seen similar kits to this, and they look so cool! My nephew would probably LOVE this, I am gonna check it out. Thanks for the recommendation!
That is such a great way to spark some major creativity. I think it’s an awesome idea for any kid!
I love anything space themed so this looks fab. Always good to have some activities for screen free time on hand x
This sounds like such a fun and creative activity! I love that it’s screen-free and still keeps kids engaged. The storytelling aspect is such a great bonus.
This sounds like a great product for kids with a fun theme. I suspect this is something my son would love. It’s great to hear they have a variety of fun theme options to choose from. I love that it will keep them off screens for a while.
Your daughter looks so into it! It definitely looks like it can provide hours of fun. The mess at the end is a symbol of time well spent!!