GIVEAWAY: Babiators swim goggles.

*** WIN A SET OF BABIATORS ***

Our 3-year-old, Linna, wearing her Babiator Goggles underwater in Singapore.

*** CONGRATULATIONS to MICHELLE NG! You're the winner of a set of Babiators! Please email us (minnesotababyinfo@gmail.com) with your mailing address and phone number, so we can verify and get you your Babiators. Thanks for participating everyone, and stay tuned for our next giveaway! ***

There's two ways to enter for a chance to win:

1. "Like" the Minnesota Baby Facebook page, and share this contest post with your Facebook friends (you must click "share" under the Babiators contest post on our Facebook page).

2. Comment on this blog post (below) with your first and last name, along with the city you currently reside in.

Two simple ways to enter, and if you complete both ways, you'll double your chances to win! You must enter by Sunday, April 5th at 8 p.m. (CST) to be eligible to win. One winner will be randomly selected to win a set of Babiators Submariners Goggles or Babiator Sunglasses (winner chooses one product). The winner will be announced on this blog. Good luck everyone!

Our 3-year-old must have been a fish in another life because she can't spend enough time in the water. With the amount of time we're at our pool in Singapore, we've lost, broken, and simply worn out countless goggles. We've purchased cheap goggles that last maybe a few weeks, and spent more than enough on better quality goggles, only to leave them at the pool where they tend to disappear.

I recently found a new goggle design by Babiators that our 3-year-old seems to really love. I love them because Babiators will replace our lost or damaged goggles within a year of our purchase! How fantastic is that?! The goggles come in blue and pink, and while they are a bit expensive (about $35 each), they are very durable. Plus, the goggles come in a cool submarine case which has become our daughter's new favorite pool toy. The goggles have 100% UV protection, and I can honestly tell you that the lenses don't fog. The no-leak frames took our 3-year-old some getting used to, as Babiators Submariners Swim Goggles are more of a "scuba mask" goggle without the nose cover. Now, they are her go-to goggles! The head-strap material is also nice because it doesn't get tangled in her hair. However, the strap does slip down easily if you don't show your kiddos how to place the strap higher on their head.

The new Babiator Goggles are meant for kids age 3-7, and have an adjustable strap for all head sizes. You can purchase them online, or find them at these stores in Minnesota. Currently, it is very expensive to have them shipped to Singapore, and you can't buy them at stores here... but have no fear, Singapore friends, because I'm working on a a better way to get them here!