I was lucky enough to receive a pair of these cool mittens. The idea is one of those “why didn’t I think of that”! The mittens have an extra long cuff to keep them up and the child warm—very clever! These modern and hip mitts have the most darling embroidered designs and are really well made—using really soft and quality fabrics. Today you get a chance to win from mimiTENS!

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Anna-Maria writes………..

Introducing mimiTENS…makers of ingenious and adorable mittens for babies and toddlers.
mimiTENS have big stretchy cuffs so that they stay on. Eco-friendly fabrics are good for baby and mama-Earth. Made in Canada because it is the right thing to do. mimiTENS loves and supports local charities. When you buy our mittens and scarves, you support them to.

We would like to give a few lucky Skip To My Lou readers the chance to try out some mimiTENS. Just name one of the charities that we support and you could win a scarf and a pair of mimiTENS of your choosing (approximate retail value $60 CDN) then come back here and leave a comment on this post. HINT: the answer is on our Web site; www.mimitens.com. The contest ends Sunday, March 15th, 2009 and is open to residents of Canada and the United States.

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Feeling extra lucky? After you visit mimiTENS you can skip on over to The Secret is in the Sauce for their Spring Fling. They are giving away prizes every hour and you will also find links to giveaways all over the blogosphere!

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  1. I would LOVE to win a pair! I love that you support Geneva Centre for Autism, as I have 2 nephews who have Autism and every little extra support goes a LONG way for them! :o)

  2. I would love to win a pair. Yonge Street Mission is one of the charities supported, but if I win I will donate them to the local coats for kids program.

  3. If these just aren’t the most adorable things I’ve seen all day! …thank you for your support of Geneva Centre for Autism.

  4. Those would be perfect. Even though I live in Canada I’d never heard of their company. Plus I think it’s great that they support the Geneva Centre for Autism.

  6. Love your products! It’s awesome that your daughter gets to help design products, and that they benefit Yonge Street Mission. What a great life lesson to teach her!

  7. *Don’t count this post please*

    That didn’t come out right.

    <_< What I meant was that if every person were to help it would directly change those lives and circumstances.

  8. These are very neat. I also love that they support the Geneva Centre for Autism. I love it when different businesses support worthy charities. I really feel it is important to support services for people with Autism and their families.

  9. You support the Yonge Street Mission- and I’m glad to hear it. Homelessness is very much a social problem.

  11. How do we sign up for the drawing for MimiTens? I found a charity that they support: Yonge Street Mission.

    Thank you, Karen Manning

  12. girl…these are awesome! and i love that they supprt Geneva Centre for Autism..my adhd girlie would lvoe to have mittens on…mkakes her feel secure! and these stay on and they are cute! yes!!! thanks!

    oh, and i got going on the felt lunch bag and ended up going a little overboard…did some hamburgers and carrot sticks and juice boxes…it was so much fun and so cute. all bc u put up a little post! thanks!

  13. Supporting the Geneva Center for Autism is great! I’d love to win a pair! ๐Ÿ™‚

  14. I love them and how cute they would be on my 2 week old son! I also love that mimiTENS supports their city at the Yonge Street Mission. We have a similar group here in Columbus, Ohio that helps the poor and homeless by feeding and clothing them. How wonderful to see a company that gives back!

  15. Those are adorable! I think it’s wonderful that they support the Geneva Center for Autism.

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