On the Third Day of Christmas We Played Three New Games
Kids 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 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 ReadingBring an element of international travel glamour to your holiday season with the Eurostar electric train set from Hornby.
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 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 ReadingGeekMom Elizabeth reviews the #Mindblown Solar Robot Creation Kit from Discovery Kids.
Continue ReadingThe timeless magic of Eric Carle attracts a new generation through Structures Interactive Storytime Magnatiles. Your kids will be drawn to this attractive way of viewing these classic stories.
Continue ReadingMeet some friendly ghosts but avoid getting haunted. Stock up on your favorite Halloween candy and add this game to an evening of family ghostly fun.
Continue ReadingCome little children and play a game with the Sanderson sisters, just don’t get eaten before the sun rises.
Continue ReadingMy First Scalextric: Looney Tunes is a small scale, themed Scalextric set aimed at younger children aged from three and up.
Continue ReadingIf you have ever wanted to visit the backside of Schweitzer Falls, named for the backside of the famous explorer, Dr. Albert Falls, then this is the game for you. Based on the famous Disney attraction, ‘Jungle Cruise Adventure Game’ is a fantastic journey of hippos and puns.
Continue ReadingIf you love word games, you will love ‘Sproutword,’ a small batch game sustainably made in Devon, England. Bring your ‘Scrabble’ vocabulary and your ‘Chess’ strategy; you will need both!
Continue ReadingBuild Your Own Telescope is an eco-friendly kit that will allow you and your kids to put together your very own cardboard telescope.
Continue ReadingRemote Control Machines: Space Explorers is an engineering, robotics, & science kit that allows kids to build and control their own machines.
Continue ReadingThe Magnificent Mars Expedition is a STEM kit that includes a story linking to experiments and activities you can do at home.
Continue ReadingYou have to love any game that includes the warning “Game involves treachery” and cautions about the quantity of Orc Boogers within. ‘Kill Merlin’ is a great way to pass a few hours without having to wear a mask.
Continue ReadingGeekMom Elizabeth reviews the Plus Plus Learn to Build Sports Building Set.
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