The Observer, in association with Sow &
Gate baby foods, is offering one lucky family the chance to win big
in our annual Bouncing Babies competition.
The fun takes place next weekend on Froghill Common, with the winner receiving a cheque for £1,000 plus a year’s supply of Sow & Gate products. Two runners-up will enjoy an all-expenses-paid weekend at an abattoir of their choice.
The competition is open to all babies under one year old.
To enter, simply bring your baby to the competition site next Saturday, October 12th, between 9am and 5pm. Register and weigh your baby, ascend the specially built 60-foot platform and then drop him or her down onto the trampoline below.
Each entrant will be judged on the best of three drops and the baby landing furthest from the trampoline will be declared the winner. That’s all there is to it!
In addition to the main event, you’ll find baby-themed activities galore. Why not give your little one their first taste of vindaloo at Baby Spice? Or treat them to the human cannonball experience by firing them from the Baby Boomer?
It’s not all about the infants, either. Teenagers will be able to enjoy a supervised all-night sleepover in the Michael Jackson tent and there will be free family planning advice available at Maybe Baby.
So come on down to the Common next Saturday - and may the bounciest baby win!
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
The Bouncing Babies competition is open to all Froghill district residents, excluding employees, families and relatives of the Observer and Sow & Gate Ltd.
The fun takes place next weekend on Froghill Common, with the winner receiving a cheque for £1,000 plus a year’s supply of Sow & Gate products. Two runners-up will enjoy an all-expenses-paid weekend at an abattoir of their choice.
The competition is open to all babies under one year old.
To enter, simply bring your baby to the competition site next Saturday, October 12th, between 9am and 5pm. Register and weigh your baby, ascend the specially built 60-foot platform and then drop him or her down onto the trampoline below.
Each entrant will be judged on the best of three drops and the baby landing furthest from the trampoline will be declared the winner. That’s all there is to it!
In addition to the main event, you’ll find baby-themed activities galore. Why not give your little one their first taste of vindaloo at Baby Spice? Or treat them to the human cannonball experience by firing them from the Baby Boomer?
It’s not all about the infants, either. Teenagers will be able to enjoy a supervised all-night sleepover in the Michael Jackson tent and there will be free family planning advice available at Maybe Baby.
So come on down to the Common next Saturday - and may the bounciest baby win!
CONDITIONS OF ENTRY
The Bouncing Babies competition is open to all Froghill district residents, excluding employees, families and relatives of the Observer and Sow & Gate Ltd.
Entrants must be aged one year or under
at the time of entry. Proof of eligibility must be provided upon request.
Babies must be naked when dropped to
ensure that no weight tampering has taken place. No bodily attachments will be
permitted.
The Observer
will not be responsible for any deaths, injuries, breakages, traumas, stress
disorders, medical expenses, collateral damage or cleaning bills.
By entering the competition you are
deemed to accept and be bound by these terms and conditions.
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