Logo with the word "Barny" in bold blue letters. Above the letters, a smiling, cartoon bear with orange-brown fur is winking and peeking over the text. At the bottom, there are two golden wheat stalks forming a curved underline.
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Ryan’s Nursery Fun! #littleadventures

Ryan’s Nursery Fun.

Two weeks ago my little man started nursery and every day since has been an adventure but last week we had an extra special little adventure thanks to our new friend Barny.

Two boxes of Barny sponge bears are shown, one milk flavour (blue box) and one chocolate flavour (brown box). Each box features a bear mascot, images of the bear-shaped cakes, and text describing the flavoured fillings. A paper is partly visible underneath.
Barny comes in two delicious fun flavours – Milk or Chocolate. They are cute individually wrapped bear-shaped sponges that hide a yummy filling that your kids will love.

Logo with the word "Barny" in bold blue letters. Above the letters, a smiling, cartoon bear with orange-brown fur is winking and peeking over the text. At the bottom, there are two golden wheat stalks forming a curved underline.
One day last week, I gave my little man Ryan his very first Barny treat just before it was time for nursery. It was the perfect sized treat to fill his little tummy before we set off for our next adventure. Of course Ryan had already eaten his proper lunch but this was his little pudding treat. This was Ryan meeting his new friend, what do you think they were saying?

A young child with blonde hair looks down at a bear-shaped cake in their hands. The child wears a blue shirt with a ship graphic and sits indoors, near a fireplace and shelves with colourful items in the background.

What ever it was, it wasn’t a very long conversation as Barny had soon disappeared piece by piece into Ryan’s tummy and yummy he was too. ( I know this because I had one too )
With Barny safely inside Ryan’s tum off we walked to nursery. Ryan’s nursery has a wonderful garden full of adventures just waiting to happen. Little did we know, we were about to have a magical stoney adventure ourselves.

A young boy in a blue shirt and grey trousers sits thoughtfully on a wooden bench in a sunny garden. He is surrounded by green bushes, trees, a stone path, and large rocks. A wooden fence and a house with a gabled roof appear in the background.

A young boy in a blue shirt and jeans stands on a wooden post next to large grey rocks in a garden. Green plants and trees surround him, and a green metal fence runs along the background. Sunlight casts shadows on the path and rocks.




















Ryan found a large stoney path made from GIANT rocky boulders, that looked like fun! All the best journey’s begin with a sit down, a little time to take in the sites and savour the moment. Then comes the big climb or in Ryan’s case, the big run. Just look at the determination on his little face. He’s a very good runner and climber, look at him go.

A young boy with short blond hair, wearing a blue T-shirt with a pirate graphic and grey tracksuit bottoms, carefully walks on large rocks in a park. Green bushes, a wrought iron fence, and a path are visible in the background under sunlight.

A young boy with short blond hair, wearing a blue shirt and dark trousers with red stripes, sits on a large rock in a garden. He leans forward, reaching down with one hand towards small plants growing between stones. Lush green foliage surrounds him.

















Whilst he was running he spotted some special stones in the distance and they had fossils in them. Ryan found a squirrel, an owl and even a dinosaur which was his favourite of course. He stopped for a few moments to check them out, it was hard work being an explorer today.

A young child with light brown hair lies on their back on a wooden bench outdoors, wearing a blue T-shirt with a cartoon pirate design and grey trousers. The child looks relaxed, surrounded by rocks, greenery, and sunlight.

So hard in fact that this particular little adventure ended up like this. Ryan needed a little lie down on mummies lap, bless him. Climbing stones and exploring fossils is hard work, it was a good job Barny had filled Ryan’s tum or we might have not made it to the end at all.

This post is an entry for BritMums ‘Little Adventures Challenge’ in partnership with Barny, the bear-shaped snack providing a little discovery in every bite. Find out more about Barny here.

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1 Comment

  1. Anonymous says:

    Sweet post. I still get excited by fossils. Commenting for myself and on behalf of BritMums and thanking you for taking part

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