Kid Galaxy My First Radio Control Buggies Water Bug Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a good concept; the bug just spins in a circle until the one-button remote is pressed and it shoots forward in the direction it was last facing in its spin cycle. However, it eats batteries and is loud! Very annoying.

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2006 Platinum (Preschool) and SNAP (Special Needs Adaptible) Award Winner!This adorable water bug is the newest addition to Kid Galaxy's awesome line of remote-controls designed for smaller hands, with simplified remote controllers to operate. This has a simple one button control with plenty of action; even when the remote is not pressed it moves. Plus, the water bug is the first Buggie to go on Water!!Unique bug action with spin and go animated features make this a perfect item for the preschool age bug fan! This radio control item operates with an exclusive one button control light up lightening bug remote. Secondary action on each bug makes playing with this toy exciting. It never goes out of range which limits frustration for a young child.Requires 2 AAA and 3 AA batteries, not included. Ages: 3 +Manufacturer: Kid Galaxy

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LeapFrog? Leapster L-Max? Game: Nascar Review

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(More customer reviews)I bought this for my 5 & 6 yr old boys-their first ever hand held game thing. It gets my 6 yr old very excited yet he's sitting still-a huge novelty! It's helping him think fast and not counting on his fingers for the simple addition and subtraction. I like the counting forwards and backwards by twos and fives also, again it encourages them to think quickly. Since we have o other experience with hand helds, I think this is great!

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Gain pole position for the championship race and collect trophies while learning valuable mathematical skills! You can enjoy the speed and excitement of NASCAR in five exciting new race environments. Plug into the TV to expand and share the learning fun. Only the quickest mathematical wit will win the NASCAR championship cup. Teaches: Addition, subtraction, and time. The Leapster L-Max handheld lets you play anywhere and learn everywhere. Plug it into your TV to expand the learning lessons. For use with the Leapster L-Max Learning Game System, sold separately.

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Cootie Review

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(More customer reviews)I recently ordered Milton Bradley's "Ants In The Pants" and "Cootie Bug" games for my 3 year old son. These games were a total blast from the past and I just had to get them when I saw them on your site. Ants In The Pants is great but Cootie Bug is NOT good for this age group. I was so disappointed because the game has too many little pieces, is a little more complicated than I remembered, and the game board was in pieces in minutes (flimsy cardboard). Suprisingly enough, my 3 year old son is really careful with his toys and is not "destructive" by any means. And although this toy was not expensive, it was a waste of money for his age group.
Just wanted to provide some feedback and possibly save some other parents some money. Wait until your kids are 4 or 5 for this one.

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The original build-your-own-bug game! Build your very own silly and colorful Cootie. Start with a body; add a head and a hat. Finish it off with a pair of lips, an antennae and a twirly tongue. Your Cootie will never be the same twice! Includes four Cootie Bugs with parts, plus die and gameboard.
For 2 to 4 players.

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