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Building toys are a great way to fire up your child’s creativity and help him develop fine motor skills that will be crucial for the rest of his life. We know there are several types of building blocks on the market, of which some are better than others, but what about alternatives? 36+ months 500+ … Read moreViahart Brain Flakes Review, Instructions and Ideas

Harry Potter seems to be one of the bridges that connect children’s world with the adult one, because the love of witches, wizards, and magical beasts is something shared among kids, teenagers, as well as adults. If your children love Harry Potter, buying them themed toys might be the best move, but how to pick … Read moreLego Harry Potter Great Hall Review

There are many toys out there that might or might not suit perfectly for your little one. And the fact that new products are pumped into the market every day doesn’t help you narrow the search. 12 to 36 months Interactable parts: 4 Promotes fine motor skills and the development of fundamental cognitive skills Check … Read moreVTech Flashlight Review

Getting a toy that’s as entertaining as it’s educational is something that every parent leans toward when choosing a gift for their child. I know I do. Because of their insatiable hunger for entertainment and playtime, I always try to sneak a bit of learning material in those play sessions. But with Vtech Touch and … Read moreVTech Touch and Learn Activity Desk Deluxe Interactive Learning System

Children need educational toys to get a running start in their education, and the LeapFrog Shapes and Sharing Picnic Basket was designed with this in mind. But does that mean it’s not fun? We’ve spent some time with it in order to find out, and the answer to this question as well as many more … Read moreLeapfrog Shapes & Sharing Picnic Basket for Toddlers Review