Heavens And Earth Educating Globe
Getting an education is an expensive affair these days – don’t believe me? Check out the insane prices of college and university tuition fees and come back to me. Well, getting a scholarship might be the way out for some folks, and in order to do that, one must be a well-rounded student. Why not as parents, you can always start them young at home – and what better way to learn about our world than to have the $179.95 Heavens And Earth Educating Globe sitting right there in the middle of the study?
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Award Winning Stroller To Tricycle
When someone describes something as “award winning”, one would most probably think of the Oscars or perhaps, the Grammys. Guess things are slightly different when you drop things down by several notches – case in point, the $179.95 Award Winning Stroller To Tricycle, which is pretty much self-explanatory. This unique toy picked up the Nuremburg Toy Fair’s prestigious “Toy Innovation” award, as it is a stroller which is capable of turning into a push bike, followed by a tricycle after that to suit different stages of your child’s growth. Talk about saving money with just one toy!
Starting from 10 months, children are able to sit securely in the stroller’s padded seat, where they will be surrounded by a metal safety bar and harness, and the full-length back support and stationary footrests will make sure they can rest comfortably for the entire duration of the trip. A handlebar and front wheel are locked in place, letting all steering control fall under the parent’s responsibility.
Different ages will see different stages of conversion, so you can be sure that this gift will be one that lasts for a fair number of years.
Dr Who Cybernetics
Fancy your little one growing up to be an engineer, a career path that you thought you would have taken if not for the lack of finances? Well, you can start him or her young with this £24.99 Dr Who Cybernetics purchase, where you are able to reanimate those who were left for dead with the Dr Who Cybernetics kit. Thanks to a bunch of different circuit boards which allows you to reanimate this detailed Cyber-head, the reanimated personality is able to perform one of three functions that we will describe below.
In Infra Red mode, you are able to use your household TV remote to activate it, while in Object Sensitive mode, it will activate whenever it detects any movement within the vicinity. Under Light Sensitive mode, it’ll switch itself on when it detects light, how neat is that? Just make sure that you have a couple of AA batteries on hand to keep it working at all times.
Gomu Star Wars Eraserland
Some of us collect stamps, others prefer bugs, but what about erasers? OK, so you might snigger at this particular hobby, but different strokes for different folks, right? If you (or your kid) absolutely loves Star Wars and want to collect as many other officially licensed items associated with the space opera, then surely you will be broke before you’re done with your task. Surely there is a more selective manner to do so – and you can always start off with something affordable, case in point, the $14.99 Gomu Star Wars Eraserland.
Coming in a stubby lightsaber box for added effect, it is filled to the brim with plenty of Star Wars erasers in their own unique way, ready to erase the existence of any other Sith that you’ve drawn on a piece of paper. There is a total of 8 unique Star Wars erasers, including 5 which cannot be found anywhere else. Since this is an officially licensed Lucasfilm product, you can purchase this with peace of mind.
Children’s Configurable Fort
There is nothing quite like the imagination of a child to maximize something as simple as a cardboard box, where he or she turns it into a plane, a submarine, a race car, or even a fort. Well, sometimes you might want to encourage even more creative thinking through treats here and there, and I don’t suppose you can go wrong with the $199.95 Children’s Configurable Fort? Yes sir, this building set will allow your kids to explore their construction skills as they work on tunnels, mazes and forts in different configurations.
Small hands are adequate to snap the panels together, where they can create lengths of wall or wrap-around enclosures. With a total of 46 brightly-colored rigid panels to choose from, they can be reinforced by joint attachment clips which will secure the panels in 90° or 180° segments to make sure that such constructions remain standing even during some rough and tumble play sessions. To put it away, the panels will separate quickly, and can be stacked flat ala Ikea style, stashed away into a carrying case.
Something tells me that this with bunch of Nerf guns would make for an unforgettable afternoon playtime.
Star Trek Enterprise Light-Up Feeding System
You grew up watching Star Trek on your TV, and did keep your fingers crossed that one day, you will be able to pass on the love for the sci-fi franchise down to your next generation. Well, now that you’re married and all with a kid in tow, here’s your chance. Inculcate the early doctrines of Star Trek through subtle use of items around your kid, such as the $24.99 Star Trek Enterprise Light-Up Feeding System.
After all, feeding a toddler is not an easy taks, as he/she tends to be extremely distracted, and sometimes when you’re tired, you do not want a lengthy feeding session since there are still a thousand and one other chores to finish up. Not with the Star Trek Enterprise Light-Up Feeding System in tow though, since it will definitely capture the attention of your geekling, and guide all the food straight to his/her mouth without any problem. Batteries in the in plane are replaceable, although the ones in the bib are not.
Griffin Technology launches the Woogie 2
A while ago, we announced that Griffin Technology was creating the Woogie. For those who don’t know what the Woogie is, it is a way of storing an iPhone or iPod Touch in a furry covering so a toddler or other little child can play with it.
Well, like everything in today’s society, anything that is even fairly decent gets a sequel. Therefore, Griffin Technology would like to present, the Woogie 2.
So far, the only difference that I see between the Woogie 2 and the original is that the new version has one less leg. As you can see, the Woogie 2 can sit up like a little baby, while the original just flops with all six legs like an octopus.
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AT&T partners with Amber Alert GPS
Gone are the days when you can trust your little one to have some fun outdoors without worrying yourself silly over whether there is some weirdo out there who is stalking your kid. This has led to a growth in the market of child security, where devices such as kid-friendly cell phones as well as emergency buzzers have been released, and this time around we have mobile carrier AT&T work with Amber Alert GPS to deliver the V3 child tracking device.
This particular device is said to be able to keep parents notified of the current location of their children so that they need not worry themselves to a head full of white hair, but rather, let nature take its course. Just how flexible is the V3? Well, for starters, parents are able to create “Zones” around their home, neighborhood, school, soccer field – basically a perimeter along a selected area, and be on the receiving end of an email or text alert whenever their child enters or exits a Zone.
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