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A Little Bundle Subscription Box Review – February 2015

Liz Cadman
ByLiz CadmanMar 10, 2015 | 0 comments

A Little Bundle Subscription Box Review – February 2015 Box

A Little Bundle is a monthly subscription box designed for moms and babies. Their main focus is the quality of the products selected each month:

Here are the five main criteria we follow in choosing the bundle products:
1. non-toxic (of course!)
2. natural and organic preferred (this does not necessarily mean every item we choose is natural and organic.)
3. attention to detail during construction from the start to finish
4. proven to be efficient and functional
5. made with love and care

Our very good friends are expecting their first child in May, and I’ve been a little obsessed with getting them as many subscription box goodies as I can, so I signed up for a three-month subscription for this box when it was on sale at One Kings Lane. (That deal is no longer available).

My Subscription Addiction pays for this subscription. (Check out the review process post to learn more about how we review boxes).

A Little Bundle Subscription Box Review – February 2015 Items

The Subscription Box: A Little Bundle

The Cost: $49 a month ($46 a box with 3-month subscription, $43 a box with 6-month subscription)

The Products: Quality products selected for mom and baby.

Ships to: US

Check out all of my A Little Bundle reviews!

A Little Bundle Subscription Box Review – February 2015 Thanks

Each box comes with a card detailing the items included:

A Little Bundle Subscription Box Review – February 2015 Info

A Little Bundle Subscription Box Review – February 2015 Wooden Apple

Bannor Toys Apple Teether - Value $12

This teether design was made exclusively for A Little Bundle. (I love the apple theme they did this month). Here is more about Bannor Toys:

Bannor Toys wood teethers sanded satin smooth with soft curves, making them easy for baby to grasp. Safely soothe sore gums by allowing them to cool in the fridge first and promote early hand-eye coordination when little ones grasp them. Our wooden teething toys are naturally antibacterial, non-splintering, and non-toxic. We use responsibly harvested maple wood, and our teethers come with no applied oils or finishes.

A Little Bundle Subscription Box Review – February 2015 Moko

Moko & Co Mini Pouch - Value $15

This pouch is pretty small (it measures 4" X 5.5"). I love the black and white design mixed with the neon green zipper. (It also came with a 20% off coupon for any Moko & Co. order).

A Little Bundle Subscription Box Review – February 2015 Tee

Bright Beige Apple Tee - Value $20

This tee is size 3-6 months, and the cutest thing ever. One of our friends just had a baby last week, so I'll be gifting this tee and the apple teether when we get to go see them.

A Little Bundle Subscription Box Review – February 2015 Card

Jilly Jack Designs Apple of my Eye Card - Value $5

This is cute enough to frame and add to the baby gift - I might do that!

A Little Bundle Subscription Box Review – February 2015 Beauty

Live Beautifully

A Little Bundle Subscription Box Review – February 2015 Lip Butter

Live Beautifully Honey & Vanilla Whipped Lip Butter - Value $5

I'm obsessed with this honey and vanilla scent! (And I love that it is made with all-natural ingredients). I found that this works equally well as a cuticle cream.

A Little Bundle Subscription Box Review – February 2015 Gloss

Live Beautifully Mineral Lip Gloss in Ruby Slippers - Value $8

This gloss goes on sheer, adds a hint of color and shimmer, and has no stickiness - I'm a fan! I also like the slightly minty flavor. I'm going to have to try more items from Live Beautifully now!

Verdict: This box has a value of about $65. I'm happy with that value for the $49 a month cost, and I really appreciate the curation that goes into this box. Everything goes together well, and I think it would make a very thoughtful gift.

What do you think of A Little Bundle?

Liz Cadman
Liz Cadman
Liz is the founder of My Subscription Addiction. She's been hooked on subscription boxes since 2011 thanks to Birchbox, and she now subscribes to over 100 boxes. Her favorites include POPSUGAR Must Have, FabFitFun, and any box that features natural beauty products!

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