[Ad- gifted product] When it comes to crafting and drawing, Robin is always looking to do more of it! Though she isn’t the perfect age range for the HeyDoodle mats, I asked them about it and she really wanted to try one out. These silicon mats come with their own set of markers, allowing children to draw and color, then allowing parents to wipe them away so that they can try again.
[Ad- gifted product] Tamagotchis have lasted so long – I had one as a kid, Robin and Amelia each had their own. There is something fun about carrying around a little pet that you take care of and raise! GigaPets Cryptids is a new type of Tamagotchi, where you can find and raise mythical creatures like the loch ness monster (Nessie), Bigfoot and Mothman – who I have never heard of myself!
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[Ad- gifted product] When it comes to board games, Dann and I have a by-weekly tabletop night for our site BigBossBattle. On the weeks we do not have our tabletop group, we also play a bunch of board games with our children. Some games, however, are better suited for an older demographic, so when it came to Rocky Horror Show Board Game, we decided to play it as apart of our friend group, since the rating was 14 and above.
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[Ad- gifted product] As you probably know, we play a lot of board games in our home! Dann and I have a by-weekly board game night with all of our friends, as well as a by-weekly kids board game afternoon, at our local Geek Retreat, with our children. This last week, our board game of choice was Kingdomino. Looking at the box, I thought that this game would be a little more complex than it turned out to be, which was a pleasant surprise!
[Ad- gifted product] If you have ever played Dobble before, you probably know how to play UpRoar! UpRoar! is a very simple to learn and then play card game, that’s great for all ages. It’s as simple as flipping over two cards and then having a big look at them! You can split into teams or just play as a bunch of individuals. We tried it out both ways and preferred all playing as individuals – but with younger players you might want to team up.
