Monday, November 1, 2010
The "Popabilities" Are Endless
Lately Miss Maddy has been going through a strange phase...she finds a toys she likes - and sticks with it...She will refuse to play with anything else. Its amazing the amount of time that she has spent with this toy in the last couple of weeks.
Her poor brothers have been trying to sneak turns but she keeps tight watch over her favorite toy of choice. It's been no dice for them so far.
I'm so glad that the toy that has captured her heart, Pop On Pals, is made for her age set (2-4) and skill level. It encourages imaginative play and is helping to develop fine motor skills like hand to eye coordination. She is able to mix and match to her hearts content with just a pop of hand.
The characters are just the right size for her hands...and with 5 different activation points, lights, sounds and music the set really comes to life.
I am already looking into getting additional characters to put into her stocking so that she can mix and match even more.
There are a number of Pop On Pals packs and play sets to choose from including:
Pet Pack, Pal Pack, Ring Deluxe Ring Pack, 2 n' 1 Vehicle Set, Pop and Go Airplane, and Pop and Go School Bus.
Pop On Pals is available at Toys "R" Us, Target, Kmart, Sears and more!
Thanks to Spinmaster and Team Mom we were sent the set mentioned above for the purpose of this review and were not compensated in any other way. All opinion expressed is mine and mine alone. :)
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So cute! (Both the toy AND Maddy!)
ReplyDeleteMaybe Santa will buy me one.....
ReplyDeletethat is serious cuteness! I have a weakness for theme park toys!
ReplyDeleteI love her dedication - I wish my kids would play with something for longer than 30 seconds! ;)
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool toy! I've never heard of this and will have to look into it for my grandson. What an impressive attention span Maddy has!
ReplyDeleteLooks like fun. Cadence was looking at the post with me and now wants one herself.
ReplyDeleteI've been hearing a lot about these things. Good to know that they are capable of actually holding a toddler's attention for more than a week. I think this will definitely be under our tree this year.
ReplyDeleteI had no idea they still made popables! Adorable. Wish I had little ones again!
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