Thursday, October 22, 2009

The New Exceed RC 350Z Drift Star Electric Powered RTR Remote Control Drift Racing Car (Carbon Red Edition)

The New Exceed RC 350Z Drift Star Electric Powered RTR Remote Control Drift Racing Car (Carbon Red Edition) 







Regular price: $219.95

Sale price: $99.95













 







The EXCEED RC Electric Drift Star model represents a new generation of 1/10 scale on road drift car. This RTR Drift Star car is electric powered and perfect for indoor or outdoor drifting. Based on our popular and durable on road electric powered car, this drift version adds specially designed sold compound drift tires pre-mounted high performance wheels. This RTR Drift Star car is 4WD for for consistent drift action on a wide variety of surfaces, easy to drive, and has all of the features you need to adjust for a perfect drift set-up: camber, toe-in, body level, etc.




 




 





 




 




 




 



Sunday, April 19, 2009

KangarooBoo Natursutten Chill-it BPA-free teether


We've literally tried dozens of teethers since our son started teething at two months. He has incredibly sensitive, raw gums (he can fall down, bang his head, and be fine, but with teething, he's miserable). We've tried homeopathic remedies like Hyland's liquid and quick dissolving tablets (with little relief), nighttime Orajel, and tons of teethers from teething blankets, to animals, to cold (even frozen) washcloths, to refrigerated teethers from every manufacturer we could find - even organic. Unfortunately, teething on soft stuffed teething animals doesn't appeal to him.
The newborn refrigerated teethers help the most because they are cool and the softest on raw gums, but as soon as the first tooth broke through, we had to discontinue using them because of the bursting risk. The next level of teethers are necessarily harder; made out of thicker material, but they're too harsh on puffy, raw gums. Until we found Natursutten! What a difference!!! You can feel the difference in your hand by squeezing them. They're not as thin as the newborn teethers, so they won't break with baby teeth, yet they're not hard like most teethers, so they're much gentler on red, puffy, sore gums that need soothing and gentle easing to let teeth come through. Even refrigerated, they retain they're gentleness. They are an amazing find for us! Another Plus: both the yellow apple and blue fish have an open design and enable a way to secure them to a stroller or car seat bar so your child can access the teether when he/she needs it and won't lose it!! Check out the "Baby Buddy Secure a Toy" that come in lots of colors. Wonderful for pacifiers, teethers, and toys!
We're also trying the Learning Curve Vibrating Star teether with success, but it doesn't go in the fridge so when pain is at its highest, Natursutten seems to be the way to go. Hope this helps as much as it helped our little one!

KangarooBoo Melissa and Doug Deluxe 10-Piece Magnetic Fishing Game


I bought this for my almost-2 year old niece. She and her 4 year old sister both enjoy playing with it and, according to my sister, it provides some welcome QUIET play time (so many toys lately come complete with loud, electronic NOISE).

Recommended!

KangarooBoo Melissa and Doug Green Poster Paint


Brilliant green washable poster paint in an eight ounce flip-top, easy squeeze bottle! Melissa & Doug's new premium-quality, washable paints are non-toxic and specially formulated to provide excellent coverage!

KangarooBoo Melissa and Doug Deluxe Magnetic Responsibility Chart


I bought this for my 4 year old and after a few days, decided to also buy one for my 2 year old. They love them! They like working for "smilies" and make sure to do everything on their list to fill up their columns. I have also considered setting up an allowance or reward system if they get all 6 smilies for the day. My mom made a similar checklist for me when I was a kid, but this is so much easier to use and it looks a lot nicer hanging on the wall. I have been very pleased with all the Melissa & Doug products I have purchased, this is no exception!

Saturday, April 18, 2009

KangarooBoo Plan Toy Sit N Walk Puppy



For the price we payed, this little dog is cute, modern and fun. Both my preschooler and one year old enjoy playing with this toy in their own ways. Worth the buy. Plus, We love Plan toys. Good quality and great design.

KangarooBoo Plan Toy Musical Band


Some of the other reviewers have an issue with the how easily this set comes apart. And it is true it does, but it I think it is an advantage and not a design flaw.

My 2 year old is extremely rough with his toys and if the pieces didn't come off on their own he would have ripped them off minutes after getting it out of the box. Part of the products beauty is that it can be put together and taken apart easily. Putting the set together has become part of our playing with it. My son has learned where the pieces go and basically how to assemble it (with a little help.)

I think this is a wonderful toy and I highly recommend it. If you are looking to set your child down in front of it and walk away, then it is not the toy for you. But if you want to be involved with your child's playtime and can think of it as a puzzle drum set, then this set is great!

Oh and other than the cymbal it is not very loud.

Kangarooboo Ballino Melissa & Doug Wooden Sushi



My hubby and I got it as a gag gift for Christmas, and love it! The kids started playing with it and really have a lot of fun with it. The chopsticks have velcro on them so that they can pick the pieces up. The ginger pieces are felt, and my daughter thinks they look like bandaids. They make sure everything is put back and we play dinner all the time. My daughter even tried sushi last time we went out! Really cute!

Friday, April 17, 2009

Kangarooboo Ballino



This ball is very well made, tennis ball sized. A bungee cord holds it together giving it the ability to bend from side to side producing a nice wooden clak. My 7 month old has had this for a few months and she definitely likes it. I admit I thought it was a bit of an odd shape for a baby to pick up but my daughter doesn't seem to care and has no problems with it and even seems to enjoy the unusual build of it. She still sucks on the ball although you would think that would be hard too. It looks fascinating when it's spun like a top. I imagine she will continue to like this ball as she grows and can start to really participate in rolling it about. As for us adults in the house, we find ourselves absently-mindly holding it and softly clacking it from one side to another- ahhh... baby toy therapy.