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Wow! Crayons that never break!

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Wow! Crayons that never break!

Let your kids have a blast without worrying about too much of a mess! These products make art so much more fun!

 

Get creative with these crayons!

Get creative with these crayons!

Jam and Muffin, a brand that sounds as delicious as it’s products look has come up with a range of innovative products to help your child unleash his or her creative juice! No this has nothing to do with edible items, although some of their products taste good enough to eat! Check out the video we put together, so you can get a real feel on how the products look and work! The crayons never break and the paint smells like fruit!

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8M2UizALl2U

If you liked the Jam and Muffin products above, you can buy them at a discount!

Asian Parent readers can buy:
– ONE set of Glob Paint and ONE set of Playon Crayons for $33 together instead of the usual $42.80. DISCOUNT CODE: GPB 1033

– Glob Paint at $15.90 instead of the usual $19.90. DISCOUNT CODE: GPB 1033

All you have to do is register as an Asian Parent reader and give in the discount code’s above at any Jam and Muffin outlet for your discount!

This promotion is not applicable with other promotions, discounts or similar deals.This promotion will end on 31st of October 2011.

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