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In this household, gender marketing results in flower wand lightsabers, big imaginations, and workarounds to toys not made or sold.
Continue ReadingIn this household, gender marketing results in flower wand lightsabers, big imaginations, and workarounds to toys not made or sold.
Continue ReadingIs the secret to making an inclusive gender-neutral children’s toy section simply to include toys of all genders in all sections? And is this really so hard to do?
Continue ReadingVirtual Reality is up for discussion again, with plenty of developments scheduled for 2016. Is this the year we see VR units in every home? EG Mum goes beyond the bright and shiny to look at exactly how suitable VR will be for your geeky family.
Continue ReadingYou know you need all the little erasers, sticky-notes, and planners with the geek in mind.
Continue ReadingIn three days, I played maybe twenty times. We played with all ages, skill levels, and tacticians.
Continue ReadingYes, all of the goodies were wonderful. However, the thing that excited me the most about this month’s bag was the sample of the Firefly/Serenity inspired Lorna’s Laces Shepard Worsted Yarn!
Continue ReadingOkay, it didn’t actually save it, but is certainly made it tastier.
Continue ReadingThe new Shopkins Kinstructions are build-it-yourself kits that make perfect playsets for the collectible figures.
Continue ReadingAs parents, we find peace where we can. And I am thankful for a certain advent calendar for bringing that to my household, even temporarily.
Continue ReadingWith each pregnancy, I have waited for that nesting instinct to kick in, waited, and waited. I thought it had never hit, but as I look back over the months of pregnancy, I see a different kind of nesting. I nest with gadgets and gizmos. I reach for time saving technology and devices to make life easier.
Continue ReadingGalactic Sneeze’s new game promotes both creative thinking and quite a few chuckles.
Continue ReadingOverall, I loved this movie. I really do think that it brings new life into a franchise that many love. I am pleased that it will be the first Star Wars movie experience my son has. I’m excited that he overcame his fears and came with us because when he is our age, he will remember this when he writes a blog post about the reinvention of a franchise that he fell in love with as a child.
Continue ReadingDrobo makes an extensive line of extremely easy-to-use external storage and network attached storage solutions that keeps your data safe. Perfect for anyone’s storage needs.
Continue ReadingAs the first of my Facebook friends to have seen The Force Awakens, I have gotten a lot of questions about whether it is little kid appropriate. L is 6-years-old, precocious cognitively, but very 6 emotionally. So, my answer is:
It is kid dependent. Multiple factors have to be considered before taking your youngling to go see this movie.
Continue ReadingRunning real marathons can be overwhelming. But what if you could do them at your own pace… through the Shire?
Continue ReadingThe Build & Imagine sets encourage girls ages 4+ to be both builders and storytellers.
Continue ReadingGeeks love to dress the part, regularly donning their ‘Doctor Who’ T-shirts or multi-pocketed Scottevests. They also love their household tools and goods, finding products that make their lives easier. What are the GeekMoms’ favorites for 2015?
Continue ReadingWhat if, while the idea of having a hoverboard in your home sounds Totally Tubular to the 80’s kid in you, the adult in you thinks it might be kinda dangerous, expensive, or otherwise a bad idea? What do you do then?
Continue ReadingDakster’s cloud pet has been helping her with reducing her anxiety.
Continue ReadingA new initiative to reduce distracted driving.
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