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A Little Bundle
Cost: $49/month
Ships To: United States
Coupon Code: N/A

A Little Bundle provides curated bundles of products for both mother and her baby (up to 4 years of age), choosing products from around the world that meet only the highest quality and design standards. I originally signed-up in February after purchasing a voucher from One King’s Lane (it’s no longer available) and I liked it so much I decided to keep my subscription going. I have my subscription set to the 3-4 year-old age group.

A Little Bundle ships via USPS Priority Mail.  Boxes are generally shipped during the last full week of the month.  If you sign up anytime before the last 10 days of the month, your first bundle will ship that last full week of the same month. If you sign up within or after the last 10 days of the month, your first bundle will ship the last full week of the next month.

A Little Bundle doesn’t ship in boxes anymore – rather they ship in bags and enclose most of the items in a cotton A Little Bundle branded bag.

The September 2015 A Little Bundle included the following items:

~The Bee and the Fox Mama Bird ($28) / Baby Bird Tees ($25): I know these are all over Instagram right now, but I just can’t see WB and I wearing them. Maybe if he were younger?  Well, probably not then either? I do have a friend who I think would love these, so I will be passing them on to her.

~Kid-O Designs Tambourine ($9.95): Kid-O makes such bright beautiful toys.  We have a kids tambourine, but I don’t mind the spare.  Sometimes you just need to make more (aka louder) music so you need two ;).

~Fog Linen Garland ($13): I don’t know what I am going to do with this garland, but I do love it.  It’s on the smaller side so you could so just about anything with it.

~A Jar of Pickles “Peas Be Mine” Card ($3.99): This card is so sweet!  The idea behind putting a card in each box is so that you can write a letter to your child each month and save it for them. I am guilty of using my cards for other things as well, but you gotta do what is best for you.

All totaled I came up with a value of $79.94 for the September 2015 A Little Bundle.  The value was there and the contents were cute, but I think we are just outgrowing this one.  The box is for children up to age 4 (my son is 3.5), but I think it’s better suited for a younger child (<2).

Have you tried A Little Bundle?  What do you think?  If you are interested in subscribing or want to learn more, you can head on over to their site and check them out!