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Melissa and Doug Cutting Food Box

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Brain Teasers
from: Melissa and Doug

June 12, 2006
Purchased this for my 22 month old. She enjoys it, but has yet to figure out how to cut using the knife provided. She usually just takes them apart w/ her hands. I feel like this is a toy that she will grow into.

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Rubik's Cube

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Brain Teasers
from: Winning Moves


This cube didn't even need lubrication to start off with. After a few months or so, it obviously needed some vaseline, but that's a given for any cube.

I've had a great experience with it, been practicing for four months, record of 19 seconds.

Great buy. Definitely recommended.

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Rubik's Revenge Cube 4 X 4

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Brain Teasers
from: Hasbro Games

September 15, 2007
This is a very high quality cube. I took it apart easily after using it for around thirty minutes and managed to lubricate it. After I lubed it, edge pieces started falling out, and that's the source of my 3/5 rating for durability, but it's definitely understandable. Another part of the bad durability rating is the difficulty of turning the cube quickly, but that isn't very bad - I've been practicing for two days and already have a record of 124 seconds. Not too hard to solve, but not too easy. Great price as well; a definite "Yes!" from my perspective.

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Rubik's Professor Cube 5x5

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Brain Teasers
from: Winning Moves

May 22, 2006
The product is quite expensive. but the pieces are almost breaking, the colors are just stickers - ready to fall. I expected more from for the price I payed

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Money Maze Bank Puzzle

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Brain Teasers
from: Get Organized


If you are like me, giving gift cards seems to take to fun out of Christmas morning. This is an inexpensive way to shake things up a bit. Put the gift card or cash into the bank and they have to do the maze in order to get it out!

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ThinkFun Gordian¿s Knot

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Brain Teasers
from: ThinkFun

January 01, 2006
Using the booklet included with the product, it was pretty easy to take the knot apart, but difficult to put back together.

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Rubik's Twist

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Brain Teasers
from: Winning Moves


It is well designed creative toy. My 8 and 11 year old boys play with it often. It has found room in my car and we love playing with it and creating new shapes and tools.
A must have!

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Melissa & Doug Deluxe Construction in a Box Jigsaw Puzzles

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Brain Teasers
from: Melissa and Doug


My eighteen-month-old son is crazy about trucks and other large vehicles so these puzzles hold his interest, though he is just beginning to understand how to put the pieces together. We've had this toy for about a month now, and it seems to be holding up to fairly rough usage. I think we will enjoy these puzzles for at least several more months, if not years, as he learns to play with them in different ways.

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GREEN BILZ BOX

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Brain Teasers
from: Get Organized


Made a great graduation gift. Graduate spent hours trying to get the money gift inside out. Great fun!

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ThinkFun Visual Brainstorms

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Brain Teasers
from: ThinkFun

January 01, 2006
I love these cards! My single complaint is that their quality could be better. The card stock is too light and the plastic coating is barely noticeable. That aside, these are very challenging and entertaining mind puzzels. All of the cards have an added bonus to remember a specific detail about the picture on the card or some type of associated question. The cards can be played solo, head to head, or in group settings. Each card also has a symbol on them which identifies it's difficulty level as easy, hard, or extra hard. The packaging has some very clever ideas in how to "use" the cards like; play "one-a-day", add one card to a note or letter to someone, give them out to quests as "exit gifts", pass a hard one to a teacher or superior when everyone is ... Read More: