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Jennifer here to share with you about an amazing giveaway from Disney! We were not compensated to write this but provided copies to give away to you!
One of my most favorite Disney movies is Lilo & Stitch, so when we were contacted and asked if we wanted to do a giveaway, we said YES! Disney just released 3 new movie collections just in time for the summer.
The Emperor’s New Groove” and “Kronk’s New Groove” available June 11, 2013 for the first time ever on Blu-ray hi-definition, in a 2 movie collection. The 3-disc Blu-ray Combo Pack includes both feature films on a single Blu-ray disc plus each film on individual DVDs.
The fun begins with “The Emperor’s New Groove,” featuring an all-star cast and Academy Award®-nominated music by Sting (Best Music, Original Song, Sting, 2000). When the young and spoiled Emperor Kuzco (voice of David Spade) is transformed into a llama by his sinister advisor Yzma (voice of Eartha Kitt) and her henchman Kronk (voice of Patrick Warburton), it takes a thoughtful peasant named Pasha (voice of John Goodman) to restore the kingdom and show Kuzco just how much fun it is to be true to yourself.
Then audiences can continue the fun with “Kronk’s New Groove.” The outrageous sequel stars Yzma’s hilarious henchman Kronk in a riotous adventure that’s filled with hysterical mayhem and mishaps. Kronk cooks up a get-rich quick scheme to impress his Dad. But when things go wrong, Kronk kicks into comical high gear and discovers that the true riches in life are his friends and being “true to your groove.”
These two comedy classics are king-size fun for the entire family and better than ever on Disney Blu-ray!
Atlantis: The Lost Empire” and “Atlantis: Milo’s Return” — debut June 11, 2013! From the creators of Disney’s “The Lion King” and “Beauty and the Beast” the exciting Disney animated features take audiences under the sea on action-packed voyages of adventure and discovery.
This must-own 2-Movie Collection is filled with stunning visual effects that come to life like never before in digitally restored high definition picture and sound. These captivating stories of friendship and teamwork are available as a 3-disco Blu-ray Combo Pack which includes both films on a single Blu-ray disc plus each film on individual DVDs.
Set a course for adventure as Milo Thatch and his fearless crew dive into the mysteries of the sea. The group’s underwater expedition brings them face-to-face with gigantic sea monsters, spectacular spirits and the mythical land of Atlantis while they discover the power of friendship and teamwork. Loaded with thrills and stunning visual effects, this sensational 2-Movie Collection takes audiences on an unforgettable voyage they’ll want to experience over and over again!
Available June 11, 2013 for the first time on Blu-ray with perfect picture and sound, the “Lilo & Stitch” and “Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has A Glitch” movies are hours of fantastic fun in one incredible collection! The 3-disc Blu-ray Combo Pack includes both feature films on one Blu-ray disc plus each film on individual DVDs.
“Lilo and Stitch” is the story of Lilo, a lonely little girl, and Stitch the mischievous little creature from outer space. When Stitch crash-lands in Hawaii, Lilo adopts him as her pet, but he soon turns her world upside down. Stitch takes Hawaii by storm, wreaking havoc and hanging ten while he evades the alien bounty hunters who are after him, and also learning about loyalty and friendship. Featuring six original Elvis Presley songs, “Lilo and Stitch” is fun for the entire family.
The laughter continues in the hysterical sequel “Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch Has a Glitch.” As Stitch settles into life with his human family it appears his molecular makeup is out of whack and his friendship with Lilo is threatened as a result. Lilo and her friends must find a way to restore his “goodness” level before he ruins everything, including Lilo’s big hula competition – the same competition her mother won years before.
Discover that “ohana” means family, and celebrate the unbreakable bonds of friendship like never before with these two unforgettable movies on Disney Blu-ray for the first time!
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Teresa Thompson says
We have no problem with that. The girls are real talkers.
Jen says
WE talk about things they like to talk about.
Lennyg says
No cell phone rule
Jamie Brigham says
My youngest is 3 but my older two have always talked at dinner time, we started this when they were very young, like Head Start- Kindergarten age. It’s important to start young so they don’t think it’s weird or feel out of place. It’s important to be involved in your children’s lives, studies have shown that children raised in this environment have a more successful school time and adult life.
Brei H. says
The question should be, how do I get my son to stop talking and eat at dinner time? Lol, all he does is talk. 🙂 But some advice would be, no TVs on, and no cell phone at the dinner table.
Dayna Wilson says
The harder thing would be getting my kid NOT to talk to me at dinner time 🙂 Luckily, we have no trouble communicating.
Heather says
We made it a habit from the time they were very little!
Jennifer C. says
We don’t have issues getting them to talk about things, usually one of them will just start talking about something and the others will chime in about the topic.
Melanie Montgomery says
They love to talk, I have no problems.
Jan says
I ask her something fun she did that day 🙂
Sunshine G says
I make sure there’s nothing else to do 🙂
Jessica T says
Not talking has never been an issue!
Donna O'Neil says
My 5 year old never stops talking.
nannypanpan says
i ask questions about his school day
Lindsay says
I don’t have kids..sorry
Caroline B says
We ask her about what she did that day
Ronald O. says
No TV, that always works! 🙂
shelly says
Sometimes we can’t get our teen to talk but if we bring up a topic, he’ll join in.
Kerrie Mayans says
I tell them about my day and ask specific questions about theirs. Also we have an electronics ban at the dinner table. You have to put all video games, phones and kindles away before coming to eat.
Jennifer V says
We don’t allow electronics at the dinner table so that helps with the conversation. We usually ask them to share their favorite and worst parts of the day. That’s usually enough to get the conversation started.
Madonna says
my grandkids are 5, 4 and 10 months so there is no problem at this point getting them to talk. Its more to get them to stop talking long enough to eat.
Brandy W. says
it’s our routine and we don’t have the tv or phones on while we eat
mrsshukra says
By involving everyone in the conversation and being interested.
Kate F. says
I just start a conversation.
Rita says
I don’t have kids but my fiance and I talk all through dinner. I have to turn the TV off since I usually have it on when I cook and ask about his day at work and what he is working on. Then I tell him about my day. We talk about plans for the upcoming days and weekend.
Mel says
He’s too young to talk yet!
Shari says
We keep the TV off, for one thing.
Jeanna says
Sometimes it’s like pulling teeth, but I usually start by asking if they had a good day, followed by what they had for lunch. Once they get started it’s usually ok!
jeannine s says
I Ask them what they learned in school that day and what they did on the bus
Daniel M says
what happened today, what movie should we see next
Lisa R says
not a problem as long as we sit down together. They are still at an eager to talk age!
Bluerose says
There’s no problems getting out little ones to talk right now! 🙂
deanna says
no tv or toys at the table and we always sit down together at a table
xo
BusyWorkingMama says
I have a standard set of questions I ask that usually gets the conversation going.
Charlene S says
We ask about their day.
Melissa Tippie says
To get my son to talk to us at dinner time we always go around the dinner table every night and ask each person his/her Pit & Peak. Which means what was the worse thing and then the best thing that happened to you today. It’s a fun game. Thank-you for a great giveway 🙂
Sadie B. says
We like to talk about our best parts of the day.
Addison Kat says
We ask them about their day or even random questions like, what’s your favorite superhero and why?
Holly Messana says
We start by doing a round robin of each person telling each other about their day…..tons of conversations go from there
Patricia Wojnar Crowley says
We’ve never had trouble getting them to talk…its harder to get them to talk one at a time! Usually we go around the table and ask everyone how their day was.
Steph says
I get my kids to talk to me by asking them questions. They are good talkers.
Wehaf says
I don’t have kids yet…
Jessica To says
I ask my son specific questions about his day!
Noreen says
I ask questions that can’t be answered yes or no
Marlen says
We start by asking them what the best part of their day was and that usually opens up more conversation about their day.
samantha w says
My kids are 6 and 4 so it is not hard to get them to talk, they talk all day 🙂
kathy stevenson says
We talk about our highs and lows of the day.
Beth Essex says
We talk about everything. I love taking them one on one while I run errands and talk with them while we are both trapped in the car. Lol
Sindy Murray says
The adults star talking about their day first to easy up kids.The kids then start joining the conversation.
tina harwood says
ask them whatone thing did you learn today
Katy says
Saying grace always brings up what they did that day.
Heather says
My kids always like to share their day. All you have to do is ask one simple question and their off!
beth cole says
We talk about what she ate at lunch at school.
vickie couturier says
by turning everything off,,phones,tv ,video games
LaVonne says
We just visit and ask questions about her day.
Will G says
Never had troubles with that!
Donna W. says
First we talk about general things then eventually will touch on the subject that needs talked about.
Stephen N. says
Take away all distractions, i.e, phones, TV, computers. It’s family time!
Ashley turicik says
I always start with things I know will get them talking
Kristina Wilson says
by asking about their day and not having the tv on
Kara says
We have to actually tell our kids to stop talking and eat lol, especially our 8yr old. They haven’t yet reached the age when they don’t want to tell their parents anything 🙂
steve weber says
you talk about topics they are interested in.
Denise M says
open ended questions and not just “how was your day?”
Matt Stringham says
We ask her about her day. Then when she says something like, I went to the park, we ask what did you do at the park. Essentially we just keep asking questions and questions until the conversation is going well.
amyc says
I get them to tell their daddy what they have been doing during the day.
Alvina Castro says
start a conversation. make it a daily thing so that it will become the norm
Anne says
They are very vocal and open which is great.
Tabitha P. says
i have her tell me who got into trouble & then she talks non stop.
Tiffany Marston says
we just talk…ask them questions that i feel are important.