When dinosaurs have a playdate


It was time for Brachi and Steggy's regular playdate so the mammy T-rex's could catch up on their news over a nice cup of swampy tea. 

They were so happy to see each other and wondered off into the jungle to play.

It wasn't long before they met up with a few of their other dinosaur friends at Volcano mountain.

It was a bit scary around there though so they all headed off in search of a swamp where they might find some food.

En-route to the swamp they stumbled upon a mountain of Petits Filous Magic Squares. Intrigued, they decided to have a taste.

Brachi could not resist the smooth strawberry and vanilla yoghurt and just had to share it with his friends.

Yum! The dinosaurs could not get enough! Steggy loved to mix it up and try some strawberry and vanilla at the same time.....

Where as Brachi preferred to taste one flavour at a time (raspberry was his favourite).

The Petits Filous Magic squares certainly didn't last long amongst a herd of hungry dinosaurs.

Before long it was time for Steggy and Brachi to head home to their mums.

They'd enjoyed such fun on their playdate and couldn't wait until next time!

We had lots of fun this afternoon mixing up the magic with Petits Filous Magic Squares. Jack's friend cancelled at the last moment so we had the idea to mix up our play and imagine what dinosaurs would do on their playdate instead.

Of course Jack couldn't let the dinosaurs have all of the fun and had to have a taste himself. 
'It is like strawberries and vanilla' 


Petits Filous Magic Squares provides calcium and vitamin D for strong bones and is suitable for both children and dinosaurs!

This post is an entry for BritMums #MagicSquaresPlaydates Linky Challenge, sponsored by Petits Filous 


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  1. Love this! Let's face it dinosaurs may be extinct but never go out of fashion. Commenting for myself and on behalf of BritMums and thanking you for taking part.

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