LEGO Education’s BricQ Motion: Purposeful Analog Learning for a Digital Steam World
LEGO Education once again gives us the solution to the learning problem we didn’t know we had with its BricQ Motion set.
Continue ReadingLEGO Education once again gives us the solution to the learning problem we didn’t know we had with its BricQ Motion set.
Continue ReadingKids got the holiday jitters? We’ve got three games for you that are quick to learn, quick to play, and great to diffuse a wound-up kid.
Continue ReadingGeekMom Elizabeth reviews the Fall “Skeleton Garden” subscription box from Puzzle Culture.
Continue ReadingWith Bluetooth and wireless headphones becoming the norm, I compared two sets of headphones aimed at younger listeners to see which was best.
Continue ReadingBring an element of international travel glamour to your holiday season with the Eurostar electric train set from Hornby.
Continue ReadingI’ve spent the last few weeks working my way through six of the latest fandom-inspired cookbook options from Insight Editions.
Continue ReadingThis holiday season, stuff their stockings with all the goodies and we have some great suggestions for you.
Continue ReadingGive the gift of a subscription this year that will last them all 2021 long. Here are my top five favorite picks.
Continue ReadingIn our house the only way you can improve upon a toy is by making it remote control. If you can stick a motor in it and make it move, then it’s an instant winner.
Continue ReadingFunimation is your one-stop-shop for all your favorite anime products including My Hero Academia, Dragon Ball Z, and more.
Continue ReadingThe Brother ScanNCut machines are a feature-rich option if you’re in the market for an electronic cutting machine. If you’re a Disney fan, it should be high on your list. If you’re a Linux user, there’s no other choice.
Continue ReadingGeekMom Elizabeth review ThinkFun’s new Pocket Brainteasers.
Continue ReadingThe new series from loveable Blue, Blues Clues & You! brings with it a whole new range of toys. The crowning piece in this new range is of course the ever amazing Thinking Chair. Are we all going to play Blue’s Clues?
Continue ReadingIf you lean more to Moria than Rivendell, then it might be time to dig a little deeper in your own backyard. The Big Dig from Reeves Toys can help with that, and help you get ready for spring planting.
Continue ReadingGood things come in small packages, especially when they explode into a winter wonderland. Snow Pets are just the amount of sparkle you need to add to 2020.
Continue ReadingGeekMom Sarah has been dreaming of stickers — collecting stickers, using stickers, losing stickers — since the 80s. This new subscription service – Pipsticks – is about to take her obsession to a whole new level!
Continue ReadingAnna Dewdney mollifies GeekMom Sarah’s Tooth Fairy skepticism with the newest tale of Llama Llama.
Continue ReadingIRLA by Antsy Labs are In Real Life Achievements you can reward yourself with for trying something new or accomplishing a goal.
Continue Reading‘The Fangirl’s Journal for Leveling Up’ is a guided journal that takes you through creating your own character, exploring fandoms, and more.
Continue Reading‘The Fangirl’s Guide to the Universe: A Handbook for Girl Geeks’ by Sam Maggs is the updated version of ‘The Fangirl’s Guide to the Galaxy’ and encompasses everything there is to the geek world.
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