Tag Archives: Toys and Games
Corsair Bulldog: Console-Size, 4K-Capable Living Room Gaming PC
Hyperkin Smart Boy Morphs Your Smartphone Into A Game Boy
Ollie Is An App-Enabled Robot, Not Your Father’s Remote Control Car
A few years ago founders Ian Bernstein and Adam Wilson’s Colorado based
company, Sphero, introduced us to the Bluetooth controlled robotic ball
by the same name. They now want us to meet their newest creation. Ollie
is a souped-up, customizable app-enabled robot. This machine is not your
father’s remote control car.
Add Thumbs Up To Family Game Night, Get Two Back
Call me old fashioned, but I look forward to the day when all three of my kids are old enough to establish a family game night. My family of five is still a few years away from sitting down to a board game or the introduction to poker; but the idea that I will be able to play a game with them is thrilling. I will be adding Thumbs Up to our family’s rotation of games.
Quut Makes The Coolest Beach Toys Under The Sun
I am such a sucker for bargain buys, especially when it comes to buying toys for my kids. But cheap toys are not always quality toys. My biggest mistake is always
falling for brightly colored, plastic beach toys nestled neatly into a
bucket or beach bag. Inevitably, the buckets crack, the shovels break in
half, and my kids fight over the one sand sifter. Quut beach toys are
different. Their durable, multifunctional, and cleverly designed toys
are the coolest under the sun.
7 Awesomely Unique Kids’ Water Sprinklers Sure To Make A Splash
Sidewalk chalk, bikes, and sandboxes. What else does a kid need during
the summer? Sure they require food, a bit of sunscreen, and bug spray,
but summer time should be easy. Forget the boring lawn sprinklers or waiting until your neighbor’s
irrigation system turns on. Get your kids out of the house with these
unique water sprinklers sure to make a splash with kids of all ages.
Robot Turtles: A Board Game To Teach Preschoolers Computer Programming
A growing trend in children’s games is the combination of technology and
traditional toys. Toys like Avakai, apps like Osmo, or video games like
Bloxels require children to play with actual wooden dolls, puzzle
pieces, and blocks in order to get the most out of their smart
toys and iPads. This is because inventors know it is best to learn
with tangible concepts and toys. Computer programming is fair game too.
Robot Turtles is a board game which teaches kids the fundamentals of
programming and coding.
Award Winning WorryWoo Monsters Teach Kids To Embrace Their Emotions
Before Disney and Pixar released Inside Out, a movie about 11-year-old Riley and her personified emotions, artist Andi Green was drawing “the monsters in her head” to help her express complicated feelings. By turning her emotions into lovable characters, she was not only able to embrace them, but was able to talk about them and share them with others. There began the journey from sketches of monsters to the award winning WorryWoo Monsters plush toys and book series.