Wrapping Games for Kids and FREE Kleenex with Cottonelle Triple Roll at Target Offer

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Growing up the fun thing was to toilet paper someone’s yard. We would sneak out late at night – well, not me, I would never do that (cough cough) – grab some toilet paper and throw them as high as we could covering trees, plants and anything else we wanted to unroll white. These were great wrapping games for kids. The fun was the process. It was not fun, however, to get caught.

But the feeling of taking something as simple as a roll of toilet paper, wrappings something and laughing is still enticing. So, now I just wrap my kids. And with NEW Cottonelle Triple Rolls at Target, and the awesome offer that gives you a FREE Box of Kleenex with the purchase (while supplies last), I can wrap and satisfy my need to save and my need not to waste useful products.

It was discovered, in the wrapping process that I am now teaching my kids, that one roll of Cottonelle Triple Roll wraps all three of my kids. By the time we were done, we had a mummy and two brides… though one was a runaway bride.

The mummy was easy and took about a third of the roll to wrap my oldest. Just hand your kids the roll, tell them to walk around the sibling and a mummy appears before your eyes. Along with a lot of laughter and joking and serious bonding time. The ‘Mummy’ hobbled around trying not to break out of her wrap but it was useless. She was just laughing too hard!

For the brides – runaway included – we wrapped the upper part of the “dress” and then tucked toilet paper into her waistband to create a dress. And then we laid toilet paper on her head – oh my goodness, they laughed SO hard at being a ‘toilet paper head’ – and added a flower ‘bouquet’. The second dress was more modern and sort of combined the mummy affect with the veil.

This was such fun and I satisfied my childhood desire to wrap something in toilet paper games!

You can use Cottonelle Tripe Roles for more ‘traditional’ uses as well. But think about toilet paper for creating ‘squares’ for kids to jump to in a game in the house. Or use the roll to measure how many squares around a pregnant mommy is at a baby shower! Use them to have a bride to be stand while friends dress her in a flowing ‘dress’.