My latest video game review is up for Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky!
I am going to start this post with full disclosure, my child watches TV. I know how easy it is to turn it on, but it’s so much harder to turn it off! Young children learn through play and although they may be yelling at Dora or dancing with the Wiggles, watching TV isn’t play. When they play they imagine, they set rules and boundaries, they practice social skills and so much more.
Everybody’s favorite robotic hamsters, the Zhu-Zhu Pets, are getting their own video game!
So you’ve purchased the perfect toys and presents for your family. It’s now time to open them up and have some fun. Here’s a few tips about making the whole process easier and enjoyable:
The holidays are upon us, and many of you may be wondering how you can make a difference this year. One of the biggest topics in 2009 was to “be green”. But what does that really mean? Here are a few tips to help you understand why and how you can have a “green” holiday season:
This week, our own Chris Byrne aka The Toy Guy, contributed a guest blog post to MamaCheaps.com on gifts for $10 and less.
Child’s Play Charity is a game industry charity dedicated to improving the lives of children in hospitals around the world with
PR says a toy may be toxic—but only to your peace of mind.
The holidays are upon us and shopping is in full swing. Kids are making their Christmas wish lists, with every toy and gift they could ever want. As a mom, I want to fulfill their every wish! In reality, I have a budget to stick to.
Get ready for Midnight Madness Nintendo style as the Nintendo World Store in NYC opens its doors at midnight this Sunday for the release of the new Zelda game, The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks!