BrickCon 2013 in Seattle This Weekend
BrickCon 2013 brings Lego hobbyists together to share their love of the brick with Seattle families.
Continue ReadingBrickCon 2013 brings Lego hobbyists together to share their love of the brick with Seattle families.
Continue ReadingHave fun with Lego bricks in new ways, by designing your own architectural masterpiece!
Continue ReadingWith a four year old who is obsessed with superheros and knights on a rotating basis, GeekMom Sarah takes a look at the world of Max Steel, a sword wielding superhero based on the line of toys from Mattel.
Continue ReadingThe ever-changing Fluxx game series takes a creepy edge just in time for fall.
Continue ReadingI leapt at the chance to review Nerf’s newest products: the Zombie Strike line of products, which includes dart blasters, foam machettes, and other accessories. First available at SDCC this past July, we received a pair of blasters and darts in early August and the boys immediately “claimed” their arms of choice. For 2013, these items are a Target exclusive (although they’re being resold at smaller retail outlets). They will be more widely available in 2014.
Continue ReadingAt first baffled by the appearance of Lego Friends, Cristen finds herself challenged by her daughter’s opinions on the matter.
Continue ReadingA new Netflix-style service offers users the option to rent Lego bricks.
Continue ReadingForge of Honor, a start-up toy company, aims to fund its medieval collection on Kickstarter.
Continue ReadinglittleBits are an opensource library of electronic modules that snap together with tiny magnets for prototyping, learning, and fun. See what can happen when you add them to the other toys you’ve probably already got in your house.
Continue ReadingHIT Entertainment was in New York City last week to preview their new Thomas the Tank Engine and Mike the Knight toys.
Continue ReadingDisney invites GeekMom to preview its 2013 line of Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, and Disney Princess gifts.
Continue ReadingMy son and I built our first Lego kit together. We’ve got tons of Lego bricks around the house. At one point, I even bought them off of eBay by the pound. My daughter and I assemble them together all the time, but adding my son to the activity was more accommodation than it was true participation. Until now.
Continue ReadingLeapFrog’s shows off its exciting new developments, the LeapPad Ultra and the LeapReader.
Continue ReadingFrom games to toys to books, the GeekMoms have you covered with our favorite birthday presents for kids.
Continue ReadingThere’s news from the folks at Cuusoo about the Fall 2012 review!
Continue ReadingGeekMom announces the winner of the Octopod Playset from Fisher Price. Octonauts, to your stations!
Continue ReadingSeveral GeekMoms used the facilities at the Foldable Me website to create personalized paper filgurines and you can judge how faithfully their likenesses have been captured. Also, get a discount code and enter the GeekMom raffle for a free Foldable Me custom figure.
Continue ReadingOn my birthday, I was greeted to an unexpected box full of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles toys. It was a nice surprise to wake up from a nap and have a box of goodies to open. In the box were several of the latest action figures, a T-Phone, some ooze, a LEGO Set, helicopter, and a really cool piggy bank.
Continue ReadingGeekMom Sarah celebrates the arrival of the long awaited Octonauts toy, the gup-D, with a giveaway from Fisher Price. Octonauts, to your stations!
Continue ReadingWhat do you get when you combine horseshoes, cornhole, bowling, and bocce ball? You get a fun portable activity that’s awesome for all ages: Rollors!
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