cute, fun, pop quick with roughness
583798
They were cute and the kids loved them till they popped. All kids are rough with their toys and with one kids racing to the other kids with a giant ball in their hands something had to give and it was the balls. If your kids aren't rough with their toys them get these but if they are prepare for them to pop in one days time.
1777255
We've bought two of these, and they both popped within 30 minutes of play outside with little kids. Once it was from a 40 pound kid sitting on it, and the other it must have hit a few branches and the small tears and holes became too much for it. But still, the kids really had fun with them and we were able to successfully order a replacement from the company when the second one popped. the replacement did arrive surprisingly quickly, to the company's credit.

Is this worth $20? I suppose that depends on your expectations. Overall we're happy with the experience. If you expect this thing to last forever, you're going to be disappointed. As far as we can tell, it's pretty much a one time deal unless you're super careful with it.
1668041
My 14 month old loves this toy. The music, while annoying to me (synthesized and tinny) is just a barrel of fun for him. The tunes are especially upbeat with a synthesized dog barking out some of the melodies. Baby doesn\t really use the sorter which can be a tight fit, but he loves pulling out the different blocks and pushing the buttons. He still has trouble figuring out how to pull down the rear yellow door, and can be quite rough with the toy, but it has held up through a lot of abuse.
1911928
So I requested this product via Vine thinking it would be a cute toy for my daughter (she's 2) to play with.

The entire item came in quite a number of pieces with about 20 different screws that require screwing in, or parts that need snapping together.  If you're ordering this, please give yourself some time and space to put it all together when the kiddos are not about.  It shouldn't take overly long, between 20 and 30 minutes tops.

The car itself is rather cute, with an opening and closing door that has surprisingly absorbed all the abuse my two kids can heap on it.  The door has a shape matching set of holes with a pocket for the shapes to fall into.  The opposite side has a hole for balls to enter and slide down plastic ramps into a pocket.  The steering wheel turns, and the spinner on the back spins well.  It's a good toy for a youngster who is not quite walking yet but loves to grab at different items and manipulate them.  The wheels also spin, but do not touch the ground.  This is not a rolling car and is meant to stay in one place.  Given that there is no bottom to the car however, my children have found it entertaining to sit in the car and half carry, half shove the whole thing around our apartment.

For children older than two, this car isn't going to entertain them for very long, and larger children will find the car a tight squeeze (my 4 year old just barely can fit his long legs inside).  I'd say it's a toy meant for a very specific age bracket.

Add to that the fact that this is a very big toy.  It takes up quite a large amount of space about the size of a rectangular milk crate.  This makes it impractical for small apartment spaces where floor space is at a premium.  It cannot be folded up or deconstructed to store somewhere, so the question of what to do with it and where to put it is high on the list.

I did think it would turn out to be more flimsy than it's proven to be.  Both of my kids have played on it for several weeks with no damage or pieces breaking off.  They're both losing interest in it now, and mostly try to see how many toys they can stuff inside the sitting space, but it's a nice item for a youngster who is sitting up well and loves cars, but hasn't quite mastered walking yet.

Happy Playing! ^_^ Shanshad
4473990
These are like a blast from the past. We have been having a lot of fun with the Yeti molds.  The first thing we did was to make KoolAid pops.  I then got adventurous and mixed up some frozen berry pops.  I was also able to salvage my name brand fruit smoothie shakers that I tried to take to work to keep in the freezer there.  They melted before I got to work, which messed up the little frozen beads. So I brought them home, mixed them with the juice and poured them in the molds.  Voila! Fruit Smoothie Pops!  My intention after seeing these offered as part of a review promotion, was to use my promotional coupon to purchase these for the kids.  Instead, we have all been enjoying the yummy concoctions.  They are sometimes hard to get them to release, but I found the smoothie pops did better.  It may be the yogurt in them, but Im not sure.  A couple of times, the handle pulled out, but we just popped it out into a bowl and ate it with a spoon.  I also wish there were 6 pops instead of 4.
1241225
Cute, attention grabbing, decent quality for the price.
3423783
Debut album from Toronto, CanadaAlvvays play bright & bouncy indie guitar/keyboard pop led by strong female vocals.  Some of the songs carry a bit more muscle that most material in this genre, and the band isn't afraid to darken up the edges a little with some droney/fuzz notes and a touch of melancholy.  It helps, too, that they're well-written, played and produced.  Reminiscent of bands like Veronica Falls, Girls Names, Allo Darlin, Talulah Gosh, The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart.  Overall, the band manages to project a cheery indie pop aura without sacrificing integrity or intensity.  Good.
4850685
The ball popper will go down as on of the most beloved toys of this generation.  I like this one better than the regular one that is not animal shaped.  I think it's more attractive.  The balls can pop up and go either in the right side (as you're facing it) and go back into the popper.  Or the left side, where they fall down to the belly.  Plays fun music that isn't overly annoying.  Has a volume switch off too.  My 1 year old loves to push the big red ball and stand above this while it blows his face.  He hasn't figured out where he needs to put the balls yet.  He just likes to set the on the trunk and watch them float, not put them in the ear so they can pop up.  Great fun, if we can keep track of the balls!
2464116
On their 5th album since 2001 this Iowa band delivers a sort of exuberant, melodic & fun pop/rock
  in a  "classic" indie rock style.  Songs are endearing & fresh, with an 80s/90s feel--packed with
  charmingly jagged tunes & disarming auditory surprises.  Reminiscent of bands like Pavement,
  Archers Of Loaf, They Might Be Giants, Weezer, Guided By Voices, Feelies, Free Energy.
156549
My five-year-old really enjoyed this "sweet shoppe" Play-Doh experience. A Play-Doh vet, he had no problem working the various included gadgets to create at least a reasonable facsimile of what you see on the box, especially with mom's help, though, as with all toys of this kind, nothing worked EXACTLY like it was supposed to. Assembly, for mom, was quick and easy, with just a few pieces to snap apart/together.

He was intrigued by the new kind of Doh (Play-Doh plus) included, and it did look more "frosting"-like, just as advertised. It seemed to be a lighter, whipped version of regular Play-Doh. The downside was that it also dried out more quickly, with creations made with the Plus Doh already starting to harden, within just 30 minutes or so in the air.

My biggest gripe with the set is that the Doh pots included are not the regular, full-size jars, but mini ones that run out very quickly. Luckily, we already had more of our own and were able to easily supplement, but it's something to think about if you're planning on giving this set as a gift, or having it as your first foray into Play-Doh.

After our initial endeavor into "making it look like the picture," he happily played with the set for another 30-45 minutes in his own way. Making and cutting various "treats" he brought to me to "try." It was actually a really fun game of restaurant/bakery for him, and he's already said he can't wait to play with it again.

The downsides are the same as all Play-Doh toys. The Doh hardens, mixes and gets caught into the various tools, making them hard to clean. And it's a generally messy play experience, so not something I want him to do daily. (It also sticks to carpet.) Frankly, I consider most Play-Doh playsets at least semi-disposable--usually use them 5-8 times before just discarding--and this is no real exception. I wiped/scraped everything out fairly well, but there are still some bits and globs stuck inside, and I know that will just get worse with subsequent uses. So, my expectation isn't for a long-lasting toy that will be treasured for years or generations. But, overall, this is a Play-Doh play-set that works as well as others, with a cute theme, thus basically living up to its advertising and providing a fun and interactive play experience.
1410042
Per Second, Per Second, Per Second, Every Second is probably Wheat's most mainstream-friendly album. Its songs are instantly catchy, very pop-alternative in style and less unforgiving to the casual ear. Unlike some of Wheat's other endeavours, which take on a more experimental nature in places with broken-apart beats and more genre mix-ups, Per Second is friendly to both newbie and veteran ears.

If I had to make a list of albums that epitomise indie pop / alt-pop this would definitely make it up there in the list. It's fresh, fun and catchy. Just buy it!
2610900
I purchased this toy for my son as a surprise.  I wasn't entirely sure what to expect when we got it, but was happy with what we received.  The toy was shipped very quickly and it was larger than I was expecting. The toy lights up and plays music which I think it pretty fun considering that it was a relatively inexpensive toy.  The figure on the toy is a thinner plastic, but the four wheeler is a more durable plastic.  The toy moves a pretty good distance with a good push.  It does not require batteries, or a remote control.  Everyone in my house is amused with it.  I wouldn't recommend this toy for a lot of really rough and tough play, as it doesn't seem intended for that.
Overall, for the price I'd have to say this toy is pretty adorable.
2308996
We played with these a few times and then one cracked.  Oh well, I guess hardwood floor versus egg shaker, and the floor won.  So the little things are very cute and fun in any event.  Having four is useful because you can have one in each hand and play with your little toddler and trade them off.  They make great sound and it's otherwise a cool toy.
749752
Cute design, very girly, and very cute.  Only reason I am not a big fan is because the fabric is particularly rough.  I wish they offered a higher thread count design, even if it meant paying more.
1161574
Loooove these . They make a squishy sound wen you walk but still very cute .
1607657
Incredibly cute, a bit bigger than anticipated but soft. I enjoy being clonked in the head with something softer than a plastic car at bedtime by the tired toddlers flailing limbs. It seems to be made of a smooth polyester fabric and filled to squishy rather than hard.
498374
So cute and the feet pop right off and go right back on so its not a big deal when my toddler is a little rough.