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Winnie the Pooh

September 6, 2011 - By 

Do you know a child who doesn’t like Winnie the Pooh? I have fond childhood memories of the Winnie the Pooh stories so was delighted to be asked to a special screening of the Winnie the Pooh film at Disney HQ yesterday organised by HUGGIES. When we arrived we were greeted by very big models of Pooh, Piglet and Tigger which Edward spent a happy time running around. He’s never still for a second these days so I haven’t uploaded any of the photos I took of him which were all blurred.

We were ushered into a screening room for the film and I quickly realised that Edward wouldn’t be able to sit on the cinema seats as they kept trying to eat him up. After I had re-arranged him on my lap the film began, preceded by two animated shorts: Cubby’s Goldfish and The Ballad of Nessie.

This was Edward’s first cinema trip and he must have sensed that when the lights went down it was time to get comfy and watch the film. He was very well behaved and even laughed out loud at the adventures of Pooh Bear and friends. Without giving the film away, it focuses on Pooh’s quest for honey to fill his empty tummy and the residents of Hundred Acre Wood looking for Christopher Robin who, they think, has been kidnapped. The film is based on three stories from the wonderful books by AA Milne.

We both enjoyed the film which isn’t just an animation. At some points in the story the characters are seen within the pages of the book and even the letters become involved in the story. A lovely nostalgic film which I can imagine Edward will want to see again!

Giveaway:

I have a wonderful HUGGIES goody bag to give away to a reader of the gingerbread house. The lovely bag will contain:

  • Two HUGGIES Natural Fit sample packs
  • One pack of Andrex moist wipes
  • One multi-pack of Cars 2 Kleenex pocket tissues
  • Winnie the Pooh party banner
  • Winnie the Pooh plush toy
  • Winnie the Pooh confetti
  • Disney pin badge

 To enter:

To enter simply leave me a comment telling me your favourite resident of the Hundred Acre Wood.

For an extra entry retweet the competition using the button below.

 

Small print: the giveaway will close at midnight on the 16th September and is open to UK residents only. The winner will be chosen at random and contacted using the email address or twitter name supplied. If the winner does not reply within 3 days the competition will be redrawn. Good luck!

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266 Comments on “Winnie the Pooh”

  6. I LOVE TIGGER, he is soo much fun, bouncing around all day and always happy just like me and my lil 7 x

  8. mine has to be piglet , so cute and my favourite colour!!! i can be contacted @bubbalovesblog or nicci jane cowdell-murray on fb x

  20. Owl – because he is in his own little world where everything he says is right and makes sense!

  33. Eeyore was always my favourite because he always looked like he needed a hug and I wanted to give him one – a big one! xxx @d_daydreams

  37. Tigger is my favourite, he is bouncy, and colourful! We actually live near Ashdown Forest where the Winnie the Pooh stories are based and you can visit Pooh Bridge and play Pooh Sticks!

    @bloomingfox

  62. I like Roo best. He always has a lesson to learn and is the most childlike character…and he’s very cute

  66. I love Piglet because he’s so adorably sweet. Ashley loves Pooh most although she reminds me of Tigger. Daddy is definitely an Eeyore man – it goes with his character.

  68. \my favourite has got to be Piglet. He is such a gorgeous colour and he always seems like he needs a big hug and someone to look after him.

  73. Winnie the pooh is my favourite he is timeless!!Have just bought a bear for my Granddaughter but really wanted to keep him for myself!I went to buy another one but the shop had sold out!!

  88. Tweeted @01592_katie

    twitter.com/#!/01592_katie/status/112211328168497152
    Thanks for sharing your review and giveaway.

  93. It has to be Pooh, I think he is a bear of exceptional brain. I mean, pretending it was going to rain to confuse the bees was sheer genius!

  94. My fave has to be Tigger because I’m so used of hearing his name being called by now, as its my daughters fave haha

    My Twitter name is @mum2alesha
    I have tweeted

    x

  96. Tigger is my favourite as he’s bouncy bouncy bouncy bouncy!…just like my bubbly, bouncy 2 year old 🙂
    Also tweeted @french_caroline

  109. The wonderful thing about Tigger is … he’s bouncy and fun and just brill! and my favourite.

  112. Oh my favourite is Eeyore! He reminds me a little of myself with his silly negativity and glumness but he really makes me laugh. I always wants to pick him up and give him a great big cuddle!

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  123. Eeyore was always my favourite. He was always so glum and negative – my brother always said I was negative, but I believe realistic. You always need someone like Eeyore to offset the nuttiness of Tigger!

  131. My favourite is Tigger.
    So full of fun and bounce.
    If only he stayed still for a minuet I would hug him.

  143. I love roo she has such a mothering instinct makes the other characters feel safe and secure in whatever their adventures

  210. Tigger, he’s the cutest and the best but most of all he’s my baby boy’s fave :0)

  217. Tigger- he’s so bouncy, and nothing can get him down!

    Have retweeted as @mrs_jacksparrow 🙂

  246. Tigger is our favourite and my daughter LOVES his song “The wonderful thing about tiggers…”

  249. eeyore <3
    i had a winnie the pooh advent calander when i was little and i didnt want to eat the chocolates of eeyore because it was my favourite character and i felt mean haha

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