Take part in our LEGO® Juniors Pinterest competition or share what your DCs would do if they had free rein for the day to win a £300 Love2Shop voucher and LEGO Junior toy bundles! NOW CLOSED

[EmmaMumsnet]

DC have the most wonderful imaginations where they can transport themselves into any world they wish to build. So what would your DC do if ‘NO’ didn’t exist for a day? Would they run around town fighting ‘crime’? Go exploring in the woods to discover new animals? Or would they make all meals contain ice cream? Wherever you think your DCs imagination will take them, please share below for a chance to win a £300 Love2Shop voucher.

Here’s what LEGO Juniors has to say: “For both parents and children, the age of 4 is a time in life where NO is used a lot! This is where LEGO Juniors comes into play. With LEGO Juniors, your DC can finally show everyone that they can build with LEGO! They can be proud and happy; it is their world with no NOs”

You can also win a £300 Love2Shop voucher and a £130 bundle of LEGO Junior toys by taking part in our Pinterest competition below.

LEGO® Juniors are giving three MNers the chance to win a £300 Love2Shop voucher and a £130 bundle of LEGO Juniors toys. All you have to do is take part in our Pinterest competition to create your DCs ideal imaginary LEGO Juniors world. Here’s how to enter:

Step 1 - Create a Pintrest board and name it “Mumsnet and Lego Juniors competition 2017”

Step 2 - Choose one of the Lego Juniors products and pin this to your board (you can see these on ours, here)

Step 3 - Fill the rest of your board with all the inspiration you need to create your DCs dream imaginary Lego Juniors world, from a beach holiday to a police helicopter chase. You can take a look at our board for inspiration.

Step 4 - Tag your board with #MNLegoJuniors

Step 5 - Submit your board URL here to enter

Thanks and good luck!

MNHQ

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Firstly they would be all girly and dress up in their princess outfits and have tea parties with their dolls. Then they would want to put every toy they own in the bath and get in with them. They would use all the bubble bath and have a ball.
Finally they would want pirate stories milkshakes and pizzas.

Up at 6am, playing with Lego all day with a constant supply of food on hand.

No, wait, that was just yesterday.

DD1 would love to "boss Mummy and daddy".the fine details are hard to clarify but we would definitely be catering to her every whim. She'd climb on the back of the sofa, watch all 20 episodes of Rusty Rivets and have her friends over to rub cake into the carpet.

DD2 is a baby so already thinks she is in charge. Milk, eating cables and pulling hair would be the order of the day.

My two beautiful DC would undoubtedly get naked as that is apparently their favourite state fill the bath with bubble bath and swim. Turn the downstairs into a multifunctional gymnastics adventure playground using anything they could go jump off, slide down or forward roll on. For snacks they would eat anything they could find in true hunter gatherer style leaving rubbish everywhere. For late afternoon fun we would put every toy out on the floor not play with any but watch Paw patrol in a superhero costume.

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DD age 4 would terrorise the poor cat all day, and make her dress in dolls clothes and be rocked in beds. Once the cat had scratched her, she would turn her attention to bouncing on every bed in the house, remove all cushions from the sofa to make a trampoline and empty the entire contents of the fridge to "create" some magic potion that she would try and eat.

Can anyone explain how I tag a Pinterest board with the hashtag please (amateur I know!!)

Thanks

My daughter dresses up as a pirate any chance she gets so i'd imagine she would love to sail the seas finding real treasure and no doubt make the rest of us walk the plank!

They wouldn't eat proper meals, but graze on chocolate and cake all day long.

The house would be turned into a makeshift trampoline park, with all the mattresses and sofas fair game.

Water would get everywhere, as they would play at the sinks and splash it all round the house.

My 3yo would cycle to the land they are building houses on and would do all of the various construction roles using all of the machinery (ATM he stands and watches them for hours at a time), before coming home to play with his junior Lego fire engine and demolition site sets. He'd then have a late night "workers" tea and a bath because as much as he likes to get dirty he loves getting cleaned up too.

My son would wear his ninja outfit all day, run around the house with his weapons and practice martial arts.

Go on rollercoasters, go swimming, climb on everything, throw things around, scream and shout, roll in the mud, and stay up late reading or playing games

My son would turn our home into an animal sanctuary and would scour the neighbourhood bringing home every creature he could lay his hands on.
My daughter would go through every outfit in her wardrobe finding the perfect thing to wear - discarding everything else on the floor I expect. She would invite all her friends round and they would dance the day away.

DS would stay up all night with the ipad. He'd probably be able to order pizzas delivered for all the dc to share as well. All of them would stay in their PJs all day and treat themselves to my secret snack cupboard.

It is mostly based around eating crap! Dd told me she would go to the shops on her own because she's very sensible crossing roads! She would go to the shops and have sweets for treats all day whenever she felt like it but she would use some of her money to buy me gin and flowers!

Ds would watch films on the iPad all day long!

My DD would want to eat only rainbow themed food and have things that I always say no to like the huge helium balloons in theme parks!

Swimming here too and Disneyland!

Meals would consist of chocolate and chips.
There would be Lego everywhere and when they'd finished with the Lego the iPad and PlayStation would be in use for Lego dimensions,
Clothing would of course be optional

He would watch Raa Raa on repeat... all day!

Its all about the superheroes with my nearly 4 year old. Every member of the family are allocated different superhero characters (including the dog!!) and we would spend the day fighting crime, pretending to fly around the house and garden and sending the bad guys to jail!!

Mine, I think, would revel in having total control of meals! This would probably involve bizarre mixtures of all sorts of things definitely not involving any of their five a day! These would probably be eaten, definitely not at a table, but from various dens around the house!

The girl child would spend the day in Norway watching the Northern Lights and reading her books. It's quiet- which she likes and she loves the aurora!

No wake up time or bed time. Ice cream for breakfast, lunch and tea. A day of careering round on bikes occasionally stopping off for pizza.

When my child was 4, a day without "No!" Would have involved multiple visits to McDonald's, a very long trip to the park, endless puppies, and a batch of raw cake batter. It would have been messy.

Now my child is at secondary school, a day without "No!" Would involve a lot of time with friends, YouTube, multiple trips to McDonald's, free rein in a clothes shop, toy shop and electronics shop, and a batch of raw cake batter. It would still be messy!

My youngest said she would make a castle and dress as a fairy...she said she would eat chocolate and jelly all day and make sure she could spend ages in the bath before bed

Chocolate and crisps would be consumed. TV would be watched.

Beyond that, i expect every toy would be out. Painting would have stained carpets and walls. And the whole house would have been turned into a giant obstacle course.