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Mr Potato Head

from: Hasbro

August 15, 2004
I originally bought my Mr Potato Head when Toy Story was first released 13 years ago, and its sat on my desk ever since (the peices get rearranged by just about everyone who sees it - including, I suspect, the cleaners!)

Now, I've taken it home so that my two year old can enjoy it - hows that for recycling?!

Its not very often that you find a toy that is educational, cheap and well made, but Mr Potato Head ticks all the boxes.

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Mr Potato Head Pot Silly Suitcase

from: Hasbro


I originally bought my Mr Potato Head when Toy Story was first released 13 years ago, and its sat on my desk ever since (the peices get rearranged by just about everyone who sees it - including, I suspect, the cleaners!)

Now, I've taken it home so that my two year old can enjoy it - hows that for recycling?!

Its not very often that you find a toy that is educational, cheap and well made, but Mr Potato Head ticks all the boxes.

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Playskool Mr Potato Head Spider Spud

from: Hasbro


Once upon a time in the toy factory there was a nerdy potato. He was bitten by a radioactive toy spider, and turned into Spider-Spud.

What more do you need to know? Get it now. And get Darth Tater and have a face-off.

[Tip: Tie a white shoe-lace to Spider-Spud and suspend him from the ceiling. It's a wonderful conversation starter.]

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Playskool Mr Potato Head Artoo-Potatoo with Princess Tater

from: Hasbro


Bought Arto Potatoo for my girfriend, as an xmas present. She is a fan of Star Wars & I think has great comedy value!

It's Mr.Potato Head & R2-D2. What more does a girl want? What more does anyone want?

Nothing says Merry Christmas darling, like a Artoo Potatoo toy!

Great order / dispatch turn around times too!

Thanks All.

R.

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Playskool Mr Potato Head - Spud Trooper

from: Hasbro

October 30, 2005
Bought this and the other 2 Star Wars Mr Potato Heads last year for my hubbys birthday. Absolute essential for any Star Wars fan, young or old

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Mr Potato Head Optimash-Prime

from: Hasbro


Let's be honest. These novelty potato heads (Darth Tater et al) are not aimed at kids at all. They are aimed squarely at young adults who have warm and fuzzy memories of the characters they portray.

Hasbro have done it again with Optimash Prime. Whilst my nephews just don't get it at all, I couldn't wait to get one of these sitting on my desk at work! Dads will buy it "for the kids" but secretly it's for themselves!

This is a toy that is likely to be never played with but will still give you loads of fun. You will either get people telling you how sad you are (usually by woman) or people having a good laugh with it (obviously the men).

Great fun and a bargain price. Brilliant.

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Tomy Pop Up Pirate

from: Tomy

January 01, 2004

One of the oldest games still on the market, and has been around for many years. It's a simple, but exciting family game based on pure luck.

Each Player slots one of their swords into the barrel that contains 'Jolly Roger' the Pirate. If you're unlucky, you've chosen the wrong slot, and 'yikes' up pops 'Jolly Roger' - you lose!

This game is great because it's a randomly-chosen slot that's selected by the clever mechanism on every single game, and so nobody can cheat or predict who will win and who will lose! An amazingly simple idea, but it's what makes this game work and so popular.

The components are attractive and brightly coloured, and the barrel itself is extremely robust. ... Read More:

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Aliens Love Underpants!

by: Claire Freedman

May 08, 2007
My little boy got given this book for CHristmas last year and loves it so much that I could probably quote it all the way through, I've read it so often. Okay, there's not a strong story but what do you expect for a cartoon book for pre-schoolers? The rhymes are cute and the pictures are great - we love it, and so do all the kids at nursery!

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Crayola Gigantic Colouring Book

from: Crayola

May 08, 2007
This is a really good colouring book, lots of simple pictures to colour in. However this book is not gigantic in size, I think they mean gigantic in the number of pages. Its a normal A4 size book. But well worth the money.

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Crayola Beginnings 24 Jumbo Crayons

from: Crayola

May 08, 2007
Don't bother buying this item! I just did, and, instead of 24 crayons in a nice round container as pictured, I received (very late) three cardboard packets of crayons. Not a nice present for a two-year-old.