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Wild Planet Hyper Dash

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from: Wild Planet

August 01, 2007
I see there is now a "double" hyperdash and I think this may have made a difference for us. My kids just didn't get into it. Also, it stopped working after just a few uses. Still, I love the idea and think my kids may just be too young for it -- they are 6 and 3.

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Crayola Color Explosion Glow Board

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from: Crayola

August 01, 2007
The kids had fun with this but it is really hard to clean off. Plus the light-up effect only works in a really blacked-out room so they should have made the buttons light up. My daughter complained about that. Overall, it's a so-so toy compared to pencil and paper. Still, a neat effect.

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Scene It? Seinfeld

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Unisex
from: Scene It?

August 04, 2008
I can't wait to give this "SceneIt?Seinfeld" game to all my friends, especially my boss at work who LOVES Seinfeld."I can't wait to play myself to see if I know this show like I think I do.Everytime we talk about a certain show,I seem to know which episode its from,but this game really test you.

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Blokus Classic

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Unisex
from: Educational Insights

May 01, 2007
This game is great! It's a game that can be played with 4 people and different colors. Even though it might be easy to lose some pieces it is still fun.You will find it hard to put the right pieces at the correct time.

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Fisher-Price Elmo Live

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Unisex
from: Fisher Price

October 13, 2008
I FELT LIKE I GOT RIPPED OFF.. THE PRICE I PAID ON AMAZON WAS $25 MORE THAN I SAW THE OTHER DAY IN SAM'S CLUB...AND I THOUGHT I WAS GETTING THE BEST PRICE OUT THERE...

BE CAREFUL WHAT AND WHERE YOU BUY

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Razor PowerWing Drifting Scooter (Black)

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Unisex
from: Razor


My mom brought this home for me (I'm a nine and a half year old girl) becasue I wanted a scooter. I've played with the regular Razor scooters at a friend's house and wanted one. This one is way more cool. I can put both feet on it and it turns! You can maneuver it easily. My 12 year old brother, Jamie, tried it and he really liked it too. He asks me a lot if he can use it now. He has a Ripstick and he's really good on it so he did more hot dog stuff than me. I just like scooting around on it and I love the turning and breaking without having to use my foot (which wears out your shoes-- my mom likes it for that reason too). This is really fun. I highly recommend it.

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SORRY! Sliders

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Unisex
from: Hasbro Games

May 15, 2008
AWESOME!!! I bought this game to advance my 2nd graders from the classic SORRY! game they have always loved. This version has added an exciting twist and skill to the board that keeps them interested and certainly in great competition. They love the excitement of how much their score can change throughout the game based on how pawns slide onto the game baord and bump into other pawns. The concept of scoring was easy for them to understand yet challenging enough for keeping track of each round. They certainly enjoyed the familiarity of the SORRY concept and most excited about the variation capabilities in this set. Another feature I did not expect so much excitement from was the pawns. Every player gets 8 pawns, 4 tiny ones for scoring and 4 "sliders" ... Read More:

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IlluStory Make Your Own Story Kit

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Unisex
from: Creations by You

June 12, 2006
this product is great in theory...

I bought this for my 7 year old son. He decided to make his story online and it took him DAYS to complete. He worked very hard on it. After he was done I filled out the "about the author" section and uploaded his picture. Well part that was eaten by their website or something. Because I rechecked it before I put the order through and it wasn't there. So I re-entered it and clicked all the way through to the checkout.

WE got the book (finally, since they send it via media mail)and it had many errors - it had strange shapes that aren't on the screen when you are editing the the book on the website. and it was missing the "about the author" section. My son was in tears. I emailed the company and ... Read More:

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EyeClops Night Vision Infrared Stealth Goggles

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Unisex
from: Jakks

May 29, 2008
When I heard that the EyeClops Stealth Googles use real night vision technology, I thought, "I wish they had that when I was a kid!" I envisioned running around in the darkness, playing tag or Capture the Flag, and being able to see exactly where I was going. While this toy does indeed work as advertised, any kid running with it on is likely to get creamed. I see it more as a "spy in the dark" kind of toy.

The scope is a small square on the right eye, and you get a postage stamp view of the world. The detail, within ten to fifteen feet is amazing; any farther than that, and it's difficult to make out what you're seeing. To move through a room, you have to look up and down, back and forth, just to make sure you don't run into anything. The left eye ... Read More:

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Playskool Dance Cam

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Unisex
from: Hasbro - Import

August 25, 2008
I saw this toy at Wal-mart, and I thought it would be the perfect toy for my three-year-old. There was no price on the shelf, so I took it up to the register and about had a heart attack when I heard the price. However, I figured since my son has some birthday money from relatives, I would try it out because I really thought it would be a hit toy.

My three-year-old really does like the toy. It has three dance modes. One is called "Dance Along" and has 18 toddler favorites, each with a different "animation." I assumed these songs would be good quality music (since the camera costs $50!), but the songs are cheesy electronic keyboard music with no words. I didn't even recognize several of the songs when I first heard them, although I did figure them out later ... Read More: