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Pocoyo Teams up with Langers Juice {Giveaway US & Canada}

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Summertime challenges even the most creative parents with how to keep the kids entertained, active and limit all day snacking.  Pocoyo and Langers Juice may have the ideal solution!  

Beginning August 1 through August 31, parents can receive an all-new Pocoyo DVD – Dance Pocoyo Dance!–with the purchase of 10 Langers Juices (plus $1.99 shipping and handling), while supplies last.

 DVD Dance Pocoyo Dance

The Dance Pocoyo Dance! DVD, based on the Pocoyo animated television series, will encourage kids to get up and dance, jump and have fun for hours.  The music provides high-energy participation, and Pocoyo and his animal friends, Elly the elephant, Pato the duck, and Loula the dog, add to the excitement.  It’s a good workout for Mom and Dad, too.  Kids can quench their thirst with Langers Juice after dancing with Pocoyo while watching Dance Pocoyo Dance!.

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And as the temperatures soar, Moms and their kids can use Langers Juice to create their own healthy and refreshing fruit juice popsicles!  Simply pour 4 oz of juice into a paper cup and pop it into the freezer.  When the juice freezes, kids can eat the frozen treat with a spoon, or simply lick the cold concoction, peeling back the paper cup as needed.

Parents know that sodas, sports drinks, sweetened juice or fruit-juice cocktails have too much sugar, too many calories or too many additives.  That’s why Langers 100% fruit juice is the smart choice for parents and their kids.

Mayo Clinic Nutritionist Katherine Zeratsky, R.D., L.D., says that while whole fruit is the best choice, certain types of fruit juice can be a healthy part of your child’s diet.

Recent studies have confirmed that drinking moderate amounts of 100 percent fruit juice doesn’t affect a child’s weight. What 100% fruit juice does offer is more vitamins and nutrients and fewer additives than other drink choices. 

The American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Heart Association recommends that children between 6 months and 6 years can safely consume 4 to 6 ounces (118 to 177 milliliters) of 100% fruit juice a day; while those 7 years and older can consume between 8 to 12 ounces (237 to 355 milliliters) per day.  About 4 ounces (118 milliliters) of 100% fruit juice equals one serving of fruit.

For more information be sure to check out Pocoyo on Twitter and to become a fan on Facebook.  Also, lots of FREE Pocoyo content available on the Pocoyo YouTube channel and plenty of fun and games in Pocoyo World.

One lucky 2Boys+1Girl=OneCrazyMom reader will get a chance to win the brand new Pocoyo: Dance Pocoyo Dance DVD to enjoy with their little one. Be sure to enter the giveaway below.

DVD Dance Pocoyo Dance

I was not compensated for this post and the prize will be supplied through the company/PR.

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  7. I want to win because my 11 month old son, 5 yr old son and 7 yr old daughter all like Pocoyo. They watch Peep every Sunday morning and Pocoyo is right after, they just can’t get enough!
    meek_heidi@yaho DOT com

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  8. I want to win because my 11 month old son, 5 yr old son and 7 yr old daughter all like Pocoyo. They watch Peep every Sunday morning and Pocoyo is right after, they just can’t get enough!
    meek_heidi@yahoo DOT com

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  9. I’d like to win because the little girl I babysit for loves Pocoyo and I’d enjoy watching this with her. Thank you!

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  10. Aloha, just a reminder that we really want this, really bad. My Sessa is driving me nuts askin’ bout this. O` Please make her do the happy dance. ill post it!! you laugh and fall outta your seat. many Mahalo’s~ jena

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  14. I would love to win because this show is still popular not only with my kids, but my brothers as well and together, they will all dance and sing with this. It’s such a great way to keep that smile on their faces.

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  15. We love Pocoyo. I think that the way the narrator speaks is perfect. He doesn’t say things like, “Pocoyo, that’s not a good thing to do!” Instead, he just narrates and lets kids see what will happen when they make mistakes. Unfortunately, it only airs in our area for 10 minutes a week. Sometimes we catch a little bit on Nick Jr., too. I’s love to have a DVD to play whenever we wanted a little pocoyo time!
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