8 Great Summer Tees for Curious Kids

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This post is sponsored by Crazy8 and National Geographic. All opinions are my own.

Ok parents, it’s time for some fun. As our family heads to Washington, DC tomorrow to celebrate the beginning of summer, I wanted to share a little giveaway with you!

Did you know that sharks have eight senses or that astronauts can’t whistle on the moon? How about the fact that butterflies taste with their feet? All true! I’m loving the new Crazy8 “Weird But True” line of National Geographic T-Shirts printed with fun and crazy facts and I’m excited to give you a chance to grab a couple shirts for free!

My curious kids are all about crazy information and fun facts so these shirts are the perfect addition to their summer stash. I’ve been a huge fan of Crazy8 for quality clothes at great prices for years and I’ve never been unhappy with our purchases.

Even though my boys are growing up and out of the cute baby stage, I still get excited about shopping for them at Crazy8. The stuff really is that good and adding a partnership with National Geographic to the mix is icing on the cake!

Weird But True: Our cats follow the boys everywhere!

Crazy8 Gift Card Giveaway!

The “Weird But True” T-Shirts from National Geographic are now available online and in stores nationwide after June 3, 2016. And when you purchase a “Weird But True” shirt at Crazy8, you will also get a Weird but true! Fact Pack from National Geographic Kids (in-store only). Pretty sweet!

**Winner has been notified. Thanks!**

I’m loving our shirts and can’t wait to grab a couple more! Which one is your favorite? Let me know in the comments and check out Crazy8 for more goodies.

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Andrea Updyke

Andrea Updyke is a married mom of two boys living in Raleigh, NC. She is a published author and blogger of 15 years as well as a social media consultant.

Andrea's personal mission is to celebrate the little things that make life awesome like a great meal, a trip to Walt Disney World or a movie she can't stop thinking about. Andrea also shares her tips for balancing working-from-home and motherhood with easy hacks to make the most of each day.