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Kids Holiday in October as Children's Month

By Ariel Fullido

Kids are in for another wonderful treat this Children's Month of October in the Kids Holiday at the Island City Mall, from October 1 to 31, highlighted by a month-long kiddie sale, a magical show, model search for kids, and giveaway treats.

At the Home & Fashion Department, up to 10% off are given away on selected children's wear and footwear for the whole month of October in the Weekend Sale.

Kids can also get free ice cream, cotton candy and snack cup for every minimum purchase of P500 at any participating Children's Sections at the Home & Fashion Department. Just present the receipt at the Home & Fashion Customer Service Counter. For a minimum purchase of P500 also at the Home & Fashion Department, kids can get cartoon characters and super heroes pillows at P95 each only.

This coming Saturday, October 4, kids can join the Magical Kiddie Show at 2 PM, at the Promotional Area 1 at the Home & Fashion Department. For smart, cute and talented little girls, aged 7 to 10 years, they can join the Search for "Little Fashionista" 2008 conducted every Saturday, 3 PM, at the Promotional Area 1 at the Home & Fashion Department. The grand finals is scheduled on October 25.

To join, just present a receipt with a minimum of P500 purchase at any participating Children's Sections at the Home & Fashion Department. Fill-up an entry form and submit a photocopy of birth certificate at the Home & Fashion Customer Service Counter.

The month of October has been declared as National Children's Month as part of the worldwide celebration of Universal Children's Day that was formally established by the United Nations General Assembly in 1954. 

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