This week's episode is brought to you in sponsorship with Kinder Surprise because little moments of play mean a lot.

Now we absolutely love that Kinder champions little moments of play between us parents and kids

because they know that these moments mean a lot for our little ones and for their development.

I agree. A Kinder Surprise is so much more than a chocolatey treat.

Every purchase is a little adventure for families

with that brilliant three-in-one combo of treat, discover and play.

And with the At Play-Doo app co-developed with Oxford Department of Education,

the fun continues as the toys come to life.

With Nattoons baby animals, families with children can learn about their habitat

and their relationship with their parents and so much more. I love the Nattoons's baby animals, families with children can learn about their habitat and their relationship with their parents and so much more.

I love the Natunes baby animal range, especially. Have you seen Louis the baby penguin, Helen? Oh, so cute. Adorable. And it reminds me of that time I went to Antarctica. You know, I don't like to mention it. The penguins in real life weren't as cute actually to be honest. But the point is it's

actually an educational resource as well because it's great for teaching kids about emperor penguins

who reunite with their mothers, Helen, after weeks apart while she goes off and feeds at sea. Yeah.

It's a bit like when we go on tour, isn't it, like I'm only doing our show, except we're coming back

from Milton Keynes.

Anyway, all the elements of Kinder Surprise are fun, engaging and educational,

and we love it.

Your kids end up learning without realising it, and they have a blast doing it.

So next time you're looking for a treat that's joyful and informative,

check out Kinder Surprise and the Nattoon's Baby Animal Range.

Visit Kinder.com to find out more.

This episode of Scummy Mummies is brought to you by the Woodland Trust, helping us all keep our

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