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Maharam Memory Game
The simple card game 'memory' has endured the test of time. This lovely set of carboard tiles makes a unique gift for children and adults of all ages. Drawing on the Maharam textile collection, the cards feature illustrated renditions of textiles by design luminaries as Charles and Ray Eames, Hella Jongerius and Paul Smith. Printed on hea...
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Tough Luck, Kid
We've just wrapped up a riveting game of Memory, in which all the cards feature toddler versions of superheroes like Spiderman, Captain America, and the one Noah, my four-year-old opponent, calls the Hunk when Noah stands and turns to his dad, busy reading the newspaper, and announces "Daddy, I won!" "Er, no you didn't," I protest from my spot o...
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Stacking Chair Game
Stacking games are a huge hit in my house. The Chair Game is a stacking game that involves stacking the miniature plastic chairs as demonstrated in the picture above. The Chair Game comes in a tin with twenty four chairs for stackable fun. The first person to knock the tower over loses! Check the Chair Game out at the MoMaStore....
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Games To Play With During Family Time
I received a sample of the Gather 'Round Restaurant Game recently to review. What you get is not a board game with pieces but cards with questions relating to mealtime. There are almost 100 games to play with while you wait for your meal at a restaurant or at home. There is a push-button light but it doesn't emit any sound. The light stops by i...
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Log-On, But Don’t Fall Off, With Squirrel Stacking Game
From the design team of Christina Sciullo andLiz Dubois, Log-On combines the best parts of games like Jenga and Don't Break The Ice! withnicely finishedwood pieces and cartoonish, retro-coolstyling. Playing is easy — and easily repeated for hours of fun: Stack your logs and leaves ever higher, and cry victory when you're the first who...
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Rhino Rampage a Rip-Roaring Riot
So easy to play, a preschooler could master it, Rhino Rampage also has built-in appeal for slightly older kids -- although, as is typical with this sort of stacking-and-placing chance game, that appeal might be limited to a round or two. The object is to roll a die and be the first one to move your birds to safety atop the rhino's back. You...
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7 Days Of Video Games- Fun Freebies
My son is almost two and he loves TV and video games. (So damn you American Academy of Pediatrics for making me feeling like a completely inadequate mother for letting him indulge in a little, not overly excessive, screen time.) But since the whims of toddlers are unpredictable I don't believe in spending too much on toys or games. If it's free it'...
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7 Days Of Video Games- The Lego Universe
First they were just a set of simple building blocks coming from Denmark in 1934, then they got fancy with play set kits that created castles, dinosaurs and Death Stars, after establishing four of their very own lands, this company has proved to be unstoppable. If you haven't guessed by now, Read more...
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