[jtammy]

Not officially a toy, but it's my 15 year old DS's favorite game. www.runescape.com

[zoritsa]

Originally Posted by EZMONEY

TOO FUNNY ZORITSA

Being the oldest child in the family, and therefore the oldest uncle, for their first "noise" toy I always bought the popcorn popper for my nieces and nephews ~

Ahh,now see in my family...it's the Bumble Ball.Someone got my oldest that for his first birthday,and after that....I get it all the time for everyone else's kids.Watching a toddler try to hold it up to their mouths while their arms are flailing around...cherished memories

[techwife]

Originally Posted by EZMONEY

TOO FUNNY ZORITSA

Being the oldest child in the family, and therefore the oldest uncle, for their first "noise" toy I always bought the popcorn popper for my nieces and nephews ~

Gary, I always had questions about you in my mind...but now i know...you're pure evil!!

I'd like to throw out EVERYTHING WITH A SCREEN ON IT!! TV, computers, and all the accessories that go iwth them...games, internet, xbox, xbox360, ps, ps2, ps3, the three DSs, psp, game cube and wii. Wait, I love the wii...we can keep that. And one TV to play it on. A small TV. And, yes, we have ALL of the above mentioned platforms. My husband is a gaming addict.

Everything else can stay. I'd love my son to have a drum set. The more noise the better if he's creating and making music. My daughter got a Fender Strat (expensive electric guitar) for her birthday and my hubby got himself a bass guitar and they practice together. Sounds awful, technically, but music to my ears that they're trying and having fun at it.

[GreenT]

It's not exactly a toy - those heelys that kids roll around on at the mall, the grocery store, the auto repair shop......

[butterflykiss]

^^^ I second that with those heeleys!!!

[almostheaven]

Originally Posted by techwife

Gary, I always had questions about you in my mind...but now i know...you're pure evil!!

He's a man after my own heart. I've always done the same thing...for other people's kids. LOL I buy the noisiest or messiest toys I can find for anyone else's kids. Why not? I know THEY'RE going to get em for mine.