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I love gadgets and gimmicks and when I saw the Radio Control Inflatable Android Robot at the Gadget Website – Gadget Inspector I really wanted to review it, not only for me but I knew my six year old daughter and my husband would love it too and we were lucky enough to be picked to review it, Yay! It arrived in a box which was slightly bigger than a board game box. Inside the box was the inflatable android {Read More}
We received a Triqo Box Set which had 100 pieces in it to review for my six year old daughter. Triqo are shaped pieces of plastic that have flexible tags on the sides top and bottom with holes that and each piece of Triqo can be clipped to another piece. In the box were 60 triangle pieces, 40 square pieces, all of the pieces are different colours and they are bright colours. There was also a sheet which has lots {Read More}
We were given the Pig Goes Pop! game to review from Drumond Park. Contents: 1 Piggy Chef 4 Purple Burgeres 4 Red Burgers 4 Yellow Burgers 4 Green Burgers 1 Dice All instructions are on the back of the box. The game is for 2-6 players and for aged 4+ My daughter is five and has seen this game advertised on the TV recently so she knew what it was about before receiving it. We took it out of the {Read More}
I see all these children playing on there scooters and sometimes I find myself thinking that I wished I could have one as they look so much fun. So when I was given the opportunity to review an Adult and Child scooter, One for me or hubby and one for my 5 year old from Micro-Scooters I literally jumped at the chance as it means myself and my daughter can scoot up to the park or where ever else we {Read More}
We were given the game Word for Word to review. It is for 2-6 players and for ages 8 + “For those who always have to have the last word! Whats in the box: 99 wooden lettered tiles Cloth bag Egg Timer Rule sheet The aim of the game is to score the most points to reach an agreed target. Myself, my husband and my 14 year old daughter played the game. First we placed all of the wooden tiles {Read More}
When you are travelling for a distance children get bored, whether it be in a car, on a train or even on an aeroplane. Drumond Park Games has the perfect solution to keep your children from getting bored in the form of a game called Pig Goes Pop! It costs around £19.99 and for ages 4 +. Which is the perfect travelling companion. Pig Goes Pop! Is a firm family favourite and it has proved itself to be everyone’s Number {Read More}
Rapidough by Drumond Park is an old favourite that has been completely updated. I am not sure what the older version was like so have nothing to compare the updated version to but I can say it’s a family favourite here already! The game is for 4 or more players and aged 8 years+ it is best to play in 2 or 3 teams. What’s in the box: 3 containers of coloured Modelling Dough: Red, Yellow, Blue 3 Modelling Mats {Read More}
I was given Puzzler World 2012 to review. I love puzzles as they get my brain ticking. When this came I imediately made sure my DS was fully charged so I could spend a while playing the game. Once charged away I went, into my own little DS world. First thing I noticed was the music wow it made me jump. I had my volume at the highest level. Not a problem turned it down and that sorted that. The {Read More}
Pairs in Pears is in word game which is packed away in a pear shaped zipped case, Inside the case are 104 tiles, which are 4 complete alphabets in different pattern, solid, outline, line and dots, a reusable score board and instructions with how to play Pairs in Pears and PairPoints plus educational exercises too. Pairs In Pears is suitable for age 5+ and for 2-4 players. The aim of the game is to race to make paires connecting words {Read More}
Appletters comes in a case that looks like a red apple, Inside is 144 A-Z letter tiles which are in a bag of their own and instructions. We played Appletters, Just myself and my 5 year old daughter (Daddy helped her). We first turned all of the tiles over so the letters were not showing in the centre of the table this is called the “Core”. Next we both picked a tile. The person with with letter closest to A {Read More}
