Holiday Gifts: Fisher-Price Big Foot

Filed Under (Playtime) by mary on 03-12-2010

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Imagine…a little monster with a BIG personality! That’s Fisher-Price Imaginext Big Foot! He’s happy. He’s angry. He’s sleepy. He’s fun. He talks and walks and throws a ball, chews and burps and exercises! And kids can bring him to life with an easy-to-use wireless remote control. The symbols on the buttons show you what BIGFOOT will do when you push them — no reading required! BIGFOOT includes one (7.2Volt) NiMH rechargeable battery and battery charger. Remote Control requires 2 AA alkaline batteries. Retails for $88.99 at Target. We received one free from Fisher-Price so we could review it, and let me tell you….this thing is F-U-N…even for adults!

Holiday Gifts: Ride-On Toys

Filed Under (Playtime) by mary on 12-11-2010

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How CUTE is it when baby learns how to stand up, and is able to toddle around with the help of mom or dad? With a toy like the Fisher-Price Stride to Ride Dinosaur, baby can zip around the family room floor as mom and dad watch! Fisher-Price sent us this product for free to review, and we decided to write about it because it is a quality product with plenty of bells and whistles to keep baby occupied for hours. After baby outgrows the “push” feature…the dinosaur turns into a ride-on toy. That sounds like a lot of backyard fun in the summertime, right?! Retails for $40. You can read more online at Fisher-Price!

Essential Toys for Baby

Filed Under (Toys) by mary on 20-08-2008

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Every generation has their iconic toys. The Fisher-Price Chatter Phone comes to mind from my baby days…do you recall a favorite baby toy?

While I also adore the look of sleek, modern playthings, there is a place in my heart for the retro feel of these four basic toys. They each come in many styles and designs….yet their look is always timeless. These selections are all from Land of Nod.  

More information on each of these toys, after the jump…..

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