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uChest Kids Subscription Review + Coupon – June 2016

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uChest Kids
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uChest Kids is a monthly subscription service of toys and fun for kids aged 6-11

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The Subscription Box: uChest Kids

The Cost: $29.99 a month (discounted for longer subscription commitments) + free shipping

COUPON: Save 50% off your first box with code 50OFF

The Products:  each box comes with a science experiment and other fun, educational toys

Ships to: US

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Info Card

An information card was included in the box listing the contents. They also included some assorted candies.

Planet Maker

Bouncing Planet Maker - $12.99

My son told me this is the best project he’s ever made! The kit includes ten packets of planet forming powder and two molds (small and large) and some cardboard pop-out rings and a rocket ship. This was very easy to make and we enjoyed doing it together. The powders are poured into the molds and then the molds sit in water for 3 minutes. After you take the molds out of the water you let them sit for 5 minutes to drain. Then you can open the mold and pop out your own homemade bouncing planet (bouncy ball). There was enough powder to make one large planet and five small ones.

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Planet Molds

Charlie Planet

Here is my son holding up his first finished planet.

Ball

Galaxy Ball - $5.26

This ball doesn’t bounce very high but my kids are both enjoying it nonetheless. It’s 4 inches in diameter and is light and air-filled.

Instant Winter

Instant Winter by Copernicus - $4

This non-toxic polymer makes a snow-like material (but not cold) with the simple addition of water. My son wants to save this to do when his cousins come visit this summer so we haven’t opened it yet.

Egg Kit

Charlie Egg

Dinosaur Egg Dig Kit by Toy Science - $5.94

My son is in a dinosaur phase right now so this was exciting for him. The egg is made of plaster and hidden inside is a small plastic dinosaur. You use the provided wooden digging tool and brush to excavate and then clean off the dinosaur. It took a long time and some adult help, but eventually we hit pay dirt!

Dino Egg

Charlie Dino

Verdict:  I think this is a fun box for kids with a nice science twist. My son had a lot of fun with both the dinosaur and planet kits. The value of the toys was slightly under the box cost so I’d love to see the value go up for next month.

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uChest Kids is a subscription box engineered for and approved by children. Every month your child will receive a box full of toys, candy, and science experiments.
Jessica Telesmanich
Jessica Telesmanich
Jessica's addiction started off slowly enough with Birchbox, but it has grown and grown over the last three years. An elementary school librarian and mom of two she loves boxes that are child-centric. But she'll never turn down a good fashion, beauty or tasty treat subscription.

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2 comments

Jessica

Maybe just a typo?

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Carrie

Is there a reason they spelled it ‘dinasoar’ on the card? I was thinking a play on words with the bouncy stuff, but is spelled right on the packaging…

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