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Ultra Stomp Rocket

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Learning and Education
from: D+L Company


I bought this toy after our extended family (kids ages 2-20) enjoyed playing with the one that was in the condo we rented on the beach. That one had clearly been played with a lot and was still in good shape. Haven't had the opportunity to use ours yet, but I expect the same results. You do want to have a good sized open area to play with it as even our youngest one was able to stomp it hard enough to make it go a distance. Like nearly any toy, it could be dangerous if misused...you don't want to be launching the rockets right at someone or looking right into one when it launches, but even if you did it would likely hurt but not cause serious injury.

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The Farmer Says

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Learning and Education
from: Fisher Price


My son loves to play with this but he gets excited and grabs the spinning arrow and it pinches his finger. OUCH! I don't understand why they made this so small compared to the old simple see and say.

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Lamaze Mortimer the Moose

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Learning and Education
from: Learning Curve

January 01, 2007
I love all the Lamaze toys in this series. They are cute, colorful, interactive and entertaining. They are a great quality and can hook on the crib, stroller, or anything that uses links. My little one is currently using Mortimer's antlers as a teething device.

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Baby Einstein Activity Keys

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Learning and Education
from: Baby Einstein

October 19, 2007
She's almost 6 months old and she loves this toy. Each key is so different so no matter what key ends up in her hand or mouth, it's still interesting to her. And when she's getting cranky I push the button for the lights and that makes her happy, for a little while longer anyway.

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Lamaze Musical Inchworm

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Learning and Education
from: Learning Curve

January 01, 2007
He never gets into playing with this, I think because it is not so easy to grab and lift. He prefers the Lamaze puppy, which has more grabbable parts and is smaller so he can lift it to his mouth. Lamaze Pupsqueak

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Jakks EyeClops Bionic Eye

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Learning and Education
from: Jakks


This toy is really cool but you can be be bored with it fast. You have to press really hard to see the objects which eliminates some things. It is cool when you see the object magnified but there is only so much you can magnify and then once you do you're done with it.

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LeapFrog® Leapster® Learning Game: Cars

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Learning and Education
from: LeapFrog


My Five year old son got the Leapster for Christmas and he loves it. He has a few games, and his favorites are "Kindergarten", "Cars" and "Go Diego Go". He plays with Kindergarten the most, and then Cars. I have not been dissapointed one bit with my purchase.

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LeapFrog Learn & Groove Counting Maracas

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Learning and Education
from: LeapFrog


it is hard for my 9 month old to shake i think he will enjoy it more when he is older

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Naturally Playful Sand and Water Activity Center

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Learning and Education
from: Step2

September 12, 2006
It might just be my kids, but they immediately mixed the sand and water, which isn't a big deal, it will dry. The kids (6 and 4) love it. The only annoying thing is that they fill the hole with the umbrella in it with sand and then it is almost impossible to pull out. We have only had it for 2 weeks, but so far it has held up to a kid thinking it was a small pool and climbing on it and the other damage inflicted on it by small children.

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Little Playzone with Sounds and Lights

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Learning and Education
from: Friendly Toys


I fell in love with this play yard, because it's just so much prettier than most others.

In retrospect though, I wish I had saved my money. It looks great, but it's not sturdy at all. The gates don't stay locked in place so it moves all over. We have hardwood floors and we bought some foam mats to put under, and it just slides all the time. Plus the gate is a pain to open and honestly it's just too small for a baby unless you get an extension.

Plus it's hard to store. I'd get the superyard XT instead. Not pretty, but bigger and much sturdier.