Share with Ambrosia your mini-moment of happiness story – and you could WIN a £100 Toys R Us voucher plus Ambrosia goodies NOW CLOSED

[AnnMumsnet]

To celebrate their mini pots of rice pudding and custard, which hit the shelves last year and are specially developed for children*, the team at Ambrosia would love to here your mini-moment of happiness story!

Ambrosia say: "we think that Ambrosia my mini pots taste like happy! Now we'd love to know about the small things which make you happy in your day to day life - and how you bring some happiness to your loved ones!"

The Ambrosia mini pots range is specially developed for children* and contains calcium and vitamin D, which are needed for normal growth and development of bone in children. They contain no preservatives or artificial colours, flavours or sweeteners, but are full of dairy goodness. They have a long life and don't need to be chilled, so they are perfect for stocking up on reserve and for use out and about too. For all ingredients please see here

Each pack of 6 has a recommended retail price of £1.49.

Please share your mini-moment of happiness story on this thread no later than 9th February 2015 - and you'll be entered into a prize draw where one MNer will win a £100 Toys R Us voucher and a selection of Ambrosia Goodies**.

Please note, your comments may be included on Ambrosia's social media channels, and possibly elsewhere, so please only post if you're comfortable with this.

Thanks and good luck
MNHQ

• The Ambrosia mini pots range has been developed for children aged 3 and above. ** The prize draw is open to registered users of Mumsnet who UK residents of the UK, aged 18 or over. Employees of Mumsnet, the Premier Foods Group Limited or their respective group companies and agents and the immediate family of such, or anyone else professionally connected to this promotion are excluded. For full T&Cs see here This is an advertisement for the Premier Foods Group Limited

When one of my boys tells me they love me! Makes my day!

Having a snuggle with my children before bed gives me happiness...making them lovely healthy dinners that they enjoy, fills me with happiness... getting up early in the morning when so many are still asleep and training for a race, makes me happy.... so many little things that all add up.

My mini moments are when the doorbell rings and I open it to see my grandchildren standing there.

Hearing DS2 say 'I love you'. He is speech-delayed & possibly autistic so a year ago, when he was nearly 3, he couldn't talk at all

Other mini-moments of happiness are snuggles from any of my 3 DSes, alone time with DH or alone time to study the course I've just started.

I have many mini-moments, but each one to me is huge. My DS is autistic, but surprises us every day with how he overcomes his problems. Over the past couple of years has gone from a quiet, introverted little boy, to a confident, happy little boy. Each day is a blessing and he has taught us so much, especially patience and how to see the world through his eyes, as it is a wonderful world if you look properly :-)

My mini moments of happiness are when something I do makes someone else happy - me and my children often like to do random acts of kindness, where we just do simple little things like leave change in a vending machine or leave kind notes and at Christmas time we take part in Operation Christmas Child where we send shoeboxes of gifts over for less fortunate children in countries such as Romania etc. I can't tell you the joy we get from making these children happy. Seeing my own children happy makes me the happiest, whether that's watching them play together in the park or seeing their faces when they receive a nice surprise for good behaviour :)

When my little girl comes and tells me she loves mommy, daddy and her brother matthew and gives me a cuddle.

A few days before my son started school, we told him we had to do some boring driving chores, and he would have to come along with us. Imagine his face when we approached the gates of Legoland for the very first time! He was so happy that I actually welled up with joy! Even if we did have to tell a little lie, that surprise has stayed with him and he still talks about it now!

I have a mini moment when the kids give me a hug when they come home from school. They are teenagers now.

My boys doing something boyish and then collapsing in a fit of dirty laughter!!! So funny and the sound of those giggles makes me super happy!!!

The small delight of getting through the morning routine and getting the children to school without once having to raise my voice or repeat an instruction. Even better if I don't forget anything ... bliss

Cuddles with my baby girl and big boy

DD cuddling up in my bed once DH has gone to work, and bringing through a pile of stories for us to read together. Far better start to the day than the chaos of work/nursery days!

My mini moment of happiness is when my lg gets my shoes out of my wardrobe, puts a handbag over her arm and shouts 'bye' as though she's off to the shops. She's 2 next week on my 36th birthday.

Where does snow come from Mummy?

The clouds Darling..

So It's CLOUD POO??

My son telling me he got good spelling results or something good happened to him at school, chilling in front the tv watching a movie with my son armed with popcorn or pizza on a rainy day, and my son asking for cuddles, though not allowed kisses any more as its 'embarrassing' sad face, they grow so fast.

I love sunday mornings when all the kids come in and have cuddles :)

mini moments of happiness; when my 4 year old son can tear himself away from his lego for long enough to give me a kiss; when my 9 year old daughter gives me a hug and a smile full of sunshine just because she feels like it; when the song 'New Shoes' (Paolo Nutini) plays and we all start dancing spontaneously - even my husband.

When my little girl looks at a meal I have made and tells me it's "beautifully presented"! She gets this from watching Junior Masterchef!

My mini moment of happiness is when I go to my little boys room every morning and he throws his arms around my neck tightly and tells me he loves me, it melts my heart every day, he so happy and chatty first thing in the morning, it's the best way to start your day

Being told "I love you Mummy" by my 3 year old, gummy grins from my 8 month old.

A bunch of fresh tulips on the mantlepiece

A steaming mug of hot chocolate topped with cream and marshmallows on a cold day.

My mini-moment of happiness is taking those first steps in frsh, untrodden snow :)

Or when our 4 dc all try and snuggle up together on dh and I, burying themselves in their efforts to get comfy.

The day the children stood up in front of their friends and parents at the school assembly and told them that they had been adopted the day before - there wasnt a dry eye in the house

My children's surprised faces when they saw it had snowed. The joy something so natural brings them is very special. It's as if it were something magic. I join in by being as enthusiastic as they are and sharing their feelings.

just had a baby last week, now I have 2 beautiful little princess