Showing posts with label Click and Play. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Click and Play. Show all posts

Sunday, December 20, 2015

Doll hair beauty set review (Tomoson)

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I received Click n' Play Doll Hair and Beauty Dress Up Accessory set, Perfect For 18 inch American Girl Dolls, in exchange for honest review. The kit came with a hair brush, hair curler, flat iron, mirror, two scrunchies, an accessory bag, an apron, and barrettes. It also comes with a make up brush set with holder, a tiara, lipstick, and perfume. You also get a eye shadow palette.


I wanted this for my niece for Christmas. The set has been hard to hide, along with the company's scooter set. Kalen was my test kid for the review. If Kalen can't destroy it, then the toys are good. He brushed the dolls hair without any issue. I also used the scrunchies, barrettes, and tiara, in the doll's head.

You can purchase the set on Amazon, using the link above. The doll hair beauty set is prime-eligible.



Sunday, December 13, 2015

Click and Play Kids Doll Scooter Review (Tomoson)

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The Click n' Play Doll Scooter and Helmet Set, Perfect For 18 inch American Girl Dolls
has not arrived yet, but it has been shipped from Amazon. It will arrive Wednesday and I will update this post.

The set comes with a scooter and helmet for an 18 inch doll. My niece has the perfect doll for this. My niece needs more toys of her own versus always playing with Kalen's. She doesn't get too many toys, personalized for her because Kalen has toys, so no one really buys her any. Plus having a few toys of her own may reduce a few fights between her and my son lol.



Wednesday, December 9, 2015

Click and Play Power Saw Review (Tomoson)

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I received Click n' Play Kids Pretend Play Electronic Toy Circular Saw, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. The saw is battery powered and uses 2 AA batteries. I got this for Kalen and He tried to open it up with a screw driver. He also liked touching the saw while it was moving. The button under the handle is the power on button. Then you have the lever on the side, which doesn't do anything. I think this is a great toy for children.


You can purchase the saw on Amazon, using the link above. The saw is prime-eligible



Monday, December 7, 2015

Click and Play Pretend Doctors Set Review (Tomoson)


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I received Click n' Play Kids Pretend & Play Doctor Kit, Medical Doctor Equipment, Electronic Stethoscope and Battery Operated Cell Phone with Carrying Gift Case (15 pieces) in exchange for honest review.

I got this for my youngest son and great niece. They both took to certain items to play with. Both loved the phone, but my son took that over plus the case. He uses the case to carry things around the house, such as his shoes. My niece took to the other items. She has tried the band aids, the blood pressure machine and the stethoscope. She also tried to eat the mirror to look at teeth with. I like the variety of toys so both can play without interrupting the other.

You can purchase the set using the link above. The set is prime-eligible.

Sunday, December 6, 2015

Click and Play Alphabet #PuzzleMat Review (Tomoson)

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I received Click N' Play, Alphabet and Numbers Foam Puzzle , in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. I received a set of 36 letters and numbers. Each tile is part puzzle (frame) and there is a removable letter or number in the middle. You will need a huge space to lay the puzzle out. The puzzle took me about an hour because I had distractions aka toddlers. My nephew helped put the tiles together with me.


Of course with kids, a simple puzzle turned into war because the minor brats decided to have a puzzle tile fight later on. I was glad I got my pictures taken before the war started.

For activities, I thought of pointing to each letter or number and teaching the kids this way. I also have removed the middle letters and numbers and asked the kids to place it back. Both of my kids IEPS have puzzles included as a goal to improve fine motor skills, so this mat is perfect.

You can purchase the puzzle mat, using the link above. The mat is prime-eligible.