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VTech Catch-Me-Kitty What a-Me-WOWsome Good Time

November 20, 2011 By 147 Comments

By Ashley

VTech has such a great reputation for delivering educational, interactive, and durable toys. The new VTech Catch-Me-Kitty delivers all of that and more! I have to say, as a parent, I was even impressed with all that the Catch-Me-Kitty does!

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The VTech Catch-Me-Kitty is a small orange kitten that “runs” (or more accurately rolls) around as your busy little walker tries to catch him! Seriously, genius! The kitten comes complete with sensors on both the back and front. The front sensors help the kitten know when to turn around to avoid hitting walls, cabinets, and furniture while the sensors on the back let the kitten know when your little one is close. This lets the kitten speed away so that your little walker (or runner) will chase him!

The Catch-Me-Kitty is an interactive toy that keeps kids active! How awesome is that? There is also an educational setting on the kitty which allows your child to begin working on shapes through the buttons on the kitty.

Between the singing, whimsical sounds, flashing lights, rolling around, spins on the floor, and buttons to push, this toy is AWESOME! It was so good that pictures along just couldn’t do it justice. Here is Atticus enjoying his test of VTech’s Catch-Me-Kitty.

Are you interested? Well, good! You should be! Is there a little one that you think would love chasing around a little orange kitty? Good news… MomStart has teamed up with VTech for a giveaway!

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A VTech Catch-Me-Kitty

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This giveaway has ended. Congratulations to the winner, Shannon Thompson.

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Disclosure – A product was provided to me free of charge by the manufacturer or representing PR agency for the writing of this review; however, opinions expressed are my own and are NOT influenced by monetary compensation.

About Ashley:

Ashley has a background in teaching Kindergarten and working with children K through 8th grade. She is now a SAHM and President of our local MOMS Club chapter. She writes her own blog at Momicles.

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A Kids Learning Tablet: The VTech InnoTab Review

October 18, 2011 By 1,047 Comments

++++++UPDATE++++++

December 20, 2011

I’m very disappointed to report that our InnoTab has broken. The software is fine and the product itself seems fine and durable, but the stand on the back portion which props the device has broken. One of the pegs “snapped” and the stand is no longer attached to the InnoTab.

I wrote the company an email immediately after the stand broke from the InnoTab and waited a week before calling as no contact via email was made on their end to reach me. Sad, since they’re a technology company! Calling I first made the mistake to saying I wanted a replacement part; I was directed by the automated voice to check online and she hung up on me. I had to recall and select an option that I didn’t feel met my needs, but I knew it would lead to reaching a live customer support representative.

I spoke with vTech about my InnoTab and since the piece can’t be replaced they have to replace the entire product. With the demand of the Christmas season they don’t have any on hand to replace mine currently, but they give me a reference number and I need to call back after Christmas.

I am happy that I finally got service. I’m also pleased that my problem is going to be fixed by vTech ESPECIALLY since my product is not old and has not been abused though my children play their InnoTab a lot.

I would still recommend the InnoTab, but I do have my doubts about the stand and recommending the quality of the features of the InnoTab. Lastly, you all know I have a pink/purple InnoTab; when I call back after Christmas I might see about having that replaced with a white/blue model. I wonder if they will mind?

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At the Time To Play Holiday Showcase, I had the opportunity to play with the VTech InnoTab as it was awarded one of the top toys of this Holiday Season. I think it’s great having a toy like mommy and daddy’s iPad or computer that’s much more durable.

Vtech InnoTab

Plus it comes with a great line up of name brand applications that kids already know and love. From any Disney character to Scooby Doo.

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VTech sent MomStart one InnoTab to review and this is Summer’s review:

Children always want the latest gadgets and I’m not talking about your spouse, I’m really talking about your children! My sons always want to tough my phone, help me type on the computer, turn on the T.V. and entertainment center equipment, and play Wii and Xbox. Gadgets, gadgets, gadgets. I have to say my sons get it honest enough their dad is a software engineer and I love to stay in touch with everyone I’ve ever met via Facebook and my phone. But now my sons can have their very own age appropriate gadget thanks to VTech Kids.

My 4YO has been asking us when he could get his own laptop. Well, we one upped him with a tablet, a VTech InnoTab Interactive Learning App Tablet, which is suitable at home or on the go. This kid computer is designed for ages 4-9 year old. The style mimics other adult electronics with simple tile selection offering art, games, music, calendar, e-reader, videos, photos, notes, calculator, clock, friends, and also offers cartridge interaction and downloads. Children can then visit the Learning Lodge Navigator with a parent to get free V.Coins to buy new games, e-books, and apps.

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My 4YO is in love with his InnoTab and his is pink (not by choice we were mailed a pink one). He has been playing games that work on his problem solving skills and spelling. He enjoys making art and saves it on an SD card which is inserted into the InnoTab device. Most of the time my son uses his own finger, but he is fascinated by the stylus that comes tucked into its own little hole in the side of the InnoTab and uses it especially in the “Color & Pop” app. My 2YO even loves to play on the VTech InnoTab, his favorite is the freestyle art pad; though 2YO is too young if you’re thinking of this for a family’s first child. The VTech InnoTab just shouts CHRISTMAS GIFT!

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You can get your own VTech InnoTab Interactive Learning Tablet in white/blue or pink/purple. The price ranges from about $80-100 depending on retailer and preferred color. The cartridges include Scooby-Doo, Disney favorites (like princess and Cars), Sponge Bob, Penguins of Madagascar, and Dora; cartridges are sold separately and cost about $25 (cartridges are NOT needed for the system). To get started you will, however, need 4 AA batteries and an SD card so be sure you these on hand! This is also a toy you’ll want to have opened and added to before gifting to your child for an upcoming birthday or holiday season. Prediction … Christmas Hot Item so GET IT NOW!

Mom Starts Rating of the VTech InnoTab Interactivie Learning Tablet: A

If you want to keep up with VTech hottest kid items, you can Like VTech on Facebook or follow them on Twitter @VTechToys. You can also get your VTech questions answered by Pilar, the VTech Mom, through either forum.

VTech was also kind enough to let us host a giveaway too!

This giveaway has ended. Congratulations to the winner, Debbie Stanton.

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We received samples.

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Get Ready For Baby with VTech Toys

May 31, 2011 By 311 Comments

Planning a Get Ready For Baby Party began with cleaning my house. After Cleaning, we set up the house with a few party decorations, balloons and party favors. My kids had a great time making the party balloons themselves.

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Mommies love to talk over food, I’m not sure I’ve ever been to a baby shower that didn’t have food. So we had to work on having enough snacks, chocolate covered strawberries, veggies and dip, and in our house you can’t have a party without cake. We were very busy the day before.

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The Get Ready for Baby party was sponsored by VTech; they sent us a very large assortment of toys to check out with my family and friends. They also shared some really important learning tips from Dr. Lise Eliot, Associate Professor of Neuroscience at the Chicago Medical School of Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine & Science. Dr. Lise Eliot says it’s never too early to start infant development and learning. Here are a few things to keep in mind as you are getting ready for baby:

Parents Play a Key Role:

  • For babies, parental interaction is their whole world, so moms and dads play a pivotal role in influencing a child’s cognitive language, motor and social emotional development. Through repeated, positive experiences, parents and other caregivers have a lasting positive impact on brain development.

Nurture Language and Sound:

  • The nurture of language and sound is critical in the first few years. Engage your baby in face-to-face interaction so he can hear language spoken, read aloud, and object association with words. Music is also a great way to help babies because of the memorable context with sounds. Singing is a great way to stimulate your baby.

Healthy Body, Healthy Mind:

  • Movement is crucial to a baby’s ability to learn. From the third month of life onward, a abyab’s limb movement increases significantly as she begins to crawl, stand and walk, so make sure she has a safe place to move and age-appropriate toys to grasp, push and pull.

Eyes on the Prize:

  • As anyone who has ever looked into those big, wide eyes knows, babies are very visual, especially beginning around four months of age. As your child grows and discovers the world around him, he’ll start to recognize different colors, textures, designs and shapes. Help him along by surrounding him with bold, vivid examples that engage these new optical abilities. One great time to do this is during bath time. VTech introduced a full line of bath toys that engage baby with sound, colors and numbers and make bath time more fun.

Repetition Drives It All Home:

  • All of these tips work together to become part of a routine you can incorporate into your baby’s daily life. The mind develops through repeated experiences, and the earlier you begin, the better. Find ways to make these tips fun for you and your baby, it’s a lot easier with a happy motivated child.

 

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So we used the materials sent to us from VTech and had a play date and as always the play date was chaotic to say the least so we don’t have a lot of photos, but my son Miles made sure that his friends played with his favorite VTech Toy out of the bunch, the Vtech learning laptop. The Baby’s Learning Laptop is for ages 6 – 36 months, and older kids will like it too. Miles just turned 3 and he loved playing with it. I think developmentally he’s beyond it but it’s a laptop he’s allowed to play on, so I see why he likes it so much. The colorful keyboard interacts with a bright light-up screen to teach shapes, common objects and feelings. The sound effects, melodies and a movable mouse round out the fun of this electronic learning toy. It retails for 15.99

 

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The Peek At Me Bunny was my favorite out of the toys we received from VTech. He was soft and cute and cuddly and still great for baby’s development. The bunny is geared for 6 – 36 months and retails for 14.99. There are two playful sensors creating an interactive play experience. The sound sensor activates peaceful sounds, endearing phrases, and short tunes in the “night” mode. The light sensor engages infants in a game of peek-a-boo in the “playtime” mode.

The other toys we received:

The Submarine Learning Boat:

Bath time is much more fun with a toy!! The VTech Submarine Learning Boat’s dolphin captain teaches children about colors, numbers, animals, animal sounds and animal characteristics. The dolphin also likes to play hide and seek, asking toddlers to help find his animal friends. Each press of a button on this electronic learning toy is rewarded with a squirt of water from the submarine’s spout. Two different intensities of squirting add to the surprise and fun of this submarine bath toy. Equipped with a water sensor, this little submarine knows when it’s diving into the water for some wet and wild fun or if it’s reached dry land for a little quieter play time.

The 3-in-1 Learning Zebra Scooter:

All the kids love ride on toys and push toys. Our neighborhood is out almost every afternoon riding and pushing things across the cul-de-sac. The VTech 3-in-1 Learning Zebra Scooter converts easily from push walker to ride-on scooter. Kids can discover their wild side as they move with the zebra and explore new territory with the scooter’s walkie-talkie, compass and flashlight. The zebra’s mane features five light-up buttons that teach colors, animals and destinations. This learning toy also features a fun horn button with a volume control switch.

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Save Big with Hasbro Game Coupons and VTech Coupons

April 15, 2011 By Leave a Comment

Click on the Toys and Games Tab at Coupons.com

 

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Toys and Games:
$5.00 OFF any Vtech Toy ($19.99 or higher)
$4.00 OFF 1 Hasbro MONOPOLY Electronic Banking game
$4.00 OFF 1 Hasbro Electronic SCRABBLE Flash game
$3.00 OFF 1 Hasbro GATOR GOLF game
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$3.00 OFF 1 Hasbro CONNECT 4 game
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Free VTech iPhone App The V.Reader What’s That Noise

February 15, 2011 By 1 Comment

I never would have guessed that my most viewed article would be about free VTech V.reader books that you can download from Vtech.com. So since you guys really enjoy the V.reader, I wanted to share something else that’s free for our kids. The VTech V.reader app game for the iPhone is free.

When we received the V.reader from VTech it came with the book What’s That Noise. It’s about a dog that moved from the country to the big city and he had to learn to live with lots of noises. The kids loved listening to the story and playing the games. Now they read other stories that we have purchased over this past year.

Rufas was a country dog

With this app, your children can watch the story, read the story, touch and play with highlighted vocabulary and play 8 different reading games. Fore more on VTech What’s that Noise Features visit itunes.

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Have any of you downloaded this game? Is it any good. So far it’s getting great reviews on itunes. Let me know what you think of it.

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NAPPA Top Rated Gifts & Toys for Kids

October 31, 2010 By Leave a Comment

The National Parenting Publications Awards (NAPPA), now in its 20th year, has announced the winners of its 2010 Children’s Products Competition. After evaluating hundreds of outstanding submissions, NAPPA’s expert judges and family testers selected 83 products to receive the esteemed NAPPA Gold Award and 122 products for NAPPA Honors.

“This year’s entries reflect the infusion of new technologies that make playing, learning, reading and listening more accessible and appealing to children of all interests and abilities,” says Barbara Smith Decker, NAPPA manager. “These NAPPA winners expose children to new worlds of innovation, exploration and fun.”

Among the 2010 NAPPA winning products are:

Kinect for Xbox 360—Microsoft, $149.99; Xbox.com; ages 6 and up

In this video gaming experience, you don’t have to hold any controller! With a special motion capture sensor that sits in front of your television, Kinect for Xbox 360 puts all players at the center of gameplay. Kid testers LOVED it!

imageMobiGo Touch Learning System—VTech, $59.99; VTechKids.com; ages 3 and up

“Edu-gaming” at its finest! A touch screen and slide-out keyboard on this portable, handheld gaming console system are accompanied by clear voice and excellent video quality. Insert cartridge to play and learn about numbers, letters, music, problem solving, and more. Additional games can be downloaded.

Beautiful Oops!—by Barney Saltzberg; Workman Publishing, 2010; $11.95; Workman.com; ages 3 to 103

Readers and listeners alike learn that there are life lessons for all of us in every “oops!” of a mistake. The author/illustrator creates a multi-media experience by showing—even more than telling—how to use our imagination to turn life’s little glitches and blips, spills and smudges, drips and smears into something positive and, in this case, a surprisingly beautiful and whimsical piece of art.

Ground Force Drifter—Razor USA, LLC, $299.99; Razor.com; ages 8 and up

This steel-framed, rechargeable battery-operated go-kart lets kids zip through the neighborhood at speeds of up to 12 mph. Thumb tab acceleration and a rear-wheel hand brake put control in the palm of kids’ hands; torque and tires give the power and precision for spin-outs, fishtails and 360s.

Minotaurus—LEGO Systems Inc, $24.99; LEGO.com; ages 7 and up

In this first game collection by Lego, players build their own game board using Lego pieces. They then strategize how to get their heroes through the labyrinth to the temple, without confronting the Minotaur. Limitless changing of the “game-scape” makes for super creative and imaginative play.

For a complete list of all 205 winners, including a printable shopping list, visit www.NAPPAawards.com. The new NAPPA website allows visitors to easily navigate by product category—toys, games, books, DVDs, music, software, and storytelling—and sort by age group. Quick lists including Best Values, Top Picks, Family Fun, and Rising Stars are also provided. To make holiday shopping even easier for busy parents, the site now provides an Amazon.com shopping cart.

About NAPPA

For 20 years the National Parenting Publications Awards (NAPPA) has been the go-to resource for the best products for families. NAPPA’s team of independent expert judges, along with family and child testers, select the most innovative and enduring products as NAPPA Gold and Honors winners in two annual competitions, Children’s Products and Parenting Resources. Far more than a seal of approval, a NAPPA award signifies that a product has been rigorously evaluated against stringent criteria and stands out among hundreds of other products from around the world. For more information, visit www.NAPPAawards.com.

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A Ground Force Drifter, NAPPA Gold Winner valued at $300; Contest ends Nov. 19.

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Charitable Holiday Giving VTech V.Reader #Giveaway

October 22, 2010 By 443 Comments

vtech_thumbI give to charity about four times a year, sometimes more depending on how much of the review products have stacked up in my garage. The donations are usually around 1500.00 or more in value and it’s because of companies like VTech that I’m able to make a difference in my community. Most companies send me something to review and it is my decision to donate it at the end of the review, but some go the extra mile and send me something that I can review and something that I can giveaway to a charity. Hospitals and places that care for children will not take toys that have been opened so receiving something that I can give directly to charity always excites me. Even last year, VTech was one of my largest contributors for Charitable Giving. They provided me three cases of toys to give. Thank You VTech.

This year, they have starting the giving even earlier than last year. For every 50 entries (comments or trackbacks) on this giveaway post, VTech will donate 1 product to a charity selected in a poll by VTech Fans on our Facebook Page  the week of Oct. 25. (up to 3 for each review blogger hosting this giveaway) It may not seem like much but really any donation can make a difference in your community no matter how small.

 

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VTech V.Reader

 

Just like the adult readers, the Vtech V.reader reads aloud but as it reads the words highlight so your child can follow along and learn word recognition. It helps with phonics, and word recognition. There are certain words that if they click on them then it takes them to a definition of the word. Oh yeah, did I forget to mention it has a touch screen that works really well. And with my daughter’s knowledge of the stylus she found it and started using it in no time. My kids are so used to touch screens that they think the TV should be a touch screen.

Read the full VTech V.Reader Review

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This giveaway ends November 8th. I was provided a sample in exchange for this post! All rules can be found under giveaway rules.

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6 Free Vtech V.Reader Books

August 25, 2010 By 79 Comments

VTech is offering six free e-books worth 30.00 for you to download for the V.Reader. First you need to download the Learning Lodge Navigator.

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Run the setup file

Then Start the Program

(I wasn’t able to actually get the program to run, some kind of incompatibility with my computer and the beta, but they are currently trying to help me though it) I hope that some of you are able to run the program and from within the program you should be able to download the free books. Also, if you have questions ask me and I’ll ask them!

VTech’s Learning Lodge offers free downloadable books, games, customized themes and avatars. Additionally, Learning Lodge allows you to track your children’s achievement through a customized Progress Log which provides an overview of how your child is progressing through key learning curriculum, all of which are age-appropriate.

 

What would you like to see offered from VTech? Ideas, suggestions, regarding the v.reader?

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Vtech V.reader The Kids ereader

June 24, 2010 By 774 Comments

VTech LogoWhen I saw this in a photo a few months ago, I had to have one to test out. I have tried three different adult readers: The Sony Reader, the Kindle, and the Nook. Seeing one for kids made me so very excited because our kids are so interested in ours. Vtech sent me one to review. Well, they sent one to Zoe to review, it’s made for Ages 3 to 7 win a SRP of $59.99.

Just like the adult readers, the Vtech V.reader reads aloud but as it reads the words highlight so your child can follow along and learn word recognition. It helps with phonics, and word recognition. There are certain words that if they click on them then it takes them to a definition of the word. Oh yeah, did I forget to mention it has a touch screen that works really well. And with my daughter’s knowledge of the stylus she found it and started using it in no time. My kids are so used to touch screens that they think the TV should be a touch screen.

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Touch and Read System: Kids have two play options – listen and follow along to the story as read by animated characters; or touch the screen and play reading games to learn each word or sentence.

 

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Zoe has been reading it for a while now. She really likes it and I’m grateful they sent us an extra book. We’re going to have to get some more books and even download a few when we get the chance. With a rich download library, more than 100 additional stories will be available via a download library located on the VTech Web site (www.vtechkids.com), including some free titles, more themes and avatars to customize their e-readers. V.Reader is compatible with a PC or Mac computer. You can also track their progress.

One of the great things about V.reader is that it uses characters, TV, movies and classic ones that kids love and encourages them to read along.

The Little Engine that Could o Disney/Pixar’s Cars
Shrek o Dora the Explorer
Disney/Pixar’s Toy Story 3 o Disney Princesses
Olivia o Disney Fairies
Mr. Men and Little Miss o Scooby-Doo
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse

Extra Cartridges will be

SRP: $19.99

 

V.Reader is now available at Target and nationwide in August at all key retailers and online at www.vtechkids.com.

 

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The contest will run until July 12th 11:59 pm Pacific. All rules can be found under giveaway rules. This is a compensated post all opinions are my own.

 

  

This is a product sponsored post and the product was supplied by Vtech I was allowed to keep the unit. All opinions expressed are my own. Giveaway is also provided by Vtech.

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Gaming for Toddlers VTech MobiGo Touch Screen Learning System Giveaway

June 1, 2010 By 548 Comments

VTech LogoI keep forgetting to get a picture of Zoe actually playing with it. VTech sent us their new MobiGo Touch Screen Learning System. It’s amazing technology because it’s a touch screen that doesn’t make a child lose it. I mean, most touch screen cell phones make me want to drown them in the ocean. So Vtech has mastered something here with a piece of technology aimed at a 3 year old.

What is it?

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MobiGo is like a video game, but it’s all educational for ages 3-8. You buy cartridges or download games from the web onto it through the USB cable hooked up to your computer. Everything about it is geared at 3+. My daughter can turn it on and off, she can select her game, the level of difficulty, except we had to tell her that two stars means hard and to only select one star. She just thought two stars was more fun. She has a little difficulty opening up the keyboard, all you do is slide it up, and I have a feeling it’s more of I’m not showing her how to do it, but rather doing it for her. They can upload their score when they are done and collect a prize.

She knows how to exit a game and select a new one and she enjoys playing all of the games. We have been working a lot on letter recognition so she was trying the letter game. She has no knowledge of the qwerty keyboard, so it’s been a great learning experience helping her find the letters. I just have to remember to let her do it. She won’t learn as long as I’m doing it. But we are having some good time together and she is learning.

The games all improve dexterity, some of them are logical problems while others are categorization. One of them she has to pick which animal is different, then another she has to pick the next number in the sequence. Numbers have not been something that I have worked with her on very much so we’re going to be working on counting and number recognition here in the near future. The most endearing thing she did was share it with her brother and she showed him how to use it. She’s three and he’s two. He was actually able to trace the lines for the “squirrel game”.

Compare the size to other controllers or games out there:

 

 

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Zoe will be very excited to see who they have initially 11 licensed title game cartridges with:

Ben 10
Disney/Pixar’s Cars
Disney Fairies
Disney Princesses
Dora the Explorer
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse
Mr. Men & Little Miss
NASCAR
Shrek
Super Hero Squad
Disney/Pixar’s Toy Story 3
SRP: $19.99

MobiGo will be available exclusively at Toys R Us stores and online beginning June 7th.

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One MobiGo Touch Screen Gaming System.

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The contest will run until June 14th  11:59 pm Pacific. All rules can be found under giveaway rules. This is a compensated post all opinions are my own.

 

 

I was given a MobiGo by VTech for my review. I was allowed to keep the product, but the opinion I am sharing remains my own.

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