Ad | Sudocrem Back To The Garden Indoor/Outdoor Growing Kit Giveaway.

This Summer we're working with Sudocrem on their Back To The Garden campaign - to encourage families to get growing, whether you have a garden, a yard, a balcony or a window.

Most of us are temporary teachers to our children, supporting their learning whether your school is sending work online, you are following the BBC Bitesize lessons, printing off worksheets or something else. We all take in much more information when it's fun, and growing your own plants is incredibly rewarding, as well as being a perfect opportunity to learn.

Long term projects are important right now. They give us a focus and something to look forward to. They can also offer some control in a world of uncertainty. Gardening is a brilliant way to get away from screens and focus on life.

Sudocrem gave away 100 growing kits to families, and they also gave away 3 to my readers. The kits are worth around £40 each, and have everything you need to get started, including seeds, gloves and gardening tools - and of course some Sudocrem to soothe a gardener's skin that's been scratched, prickled or stung, or just become dry from handwashing.

Winners can choose between an indoor kit or an outdoor kit, or let Sudocrem decide which they send. Both of the kits have a drawstring bag, so you can keep everything tidy when you aren't using it.

If you want to make sure no-one uses your own pot of Sudocrem, you can get a personalised My Little Sudocrem with your own name - find out more on the Sudocrem website.

3 of my readers can win a gardening kit for themselves here too. Entry is using a Gleam form because it's fair and stores all of the entries for me. None of your details are used for anything other than this giveaway, then deleted. If you are new to Gleam, you can find a 'how-to' here. No entry is mandatory, but each extra action gives you more entries in the random draw.

This giveaway has now ended. You can find my current giveaways here...

We were paid for the time taken working with Sudocrem.