NEW STUFF
Photo Shoot
It was just as much fun for kids as it was for adults, if not more!
....(more)
Sun Dec/14/08 03:36PM
Toy Theatre
Join the lego version of Captain Jack Sparrow and friends as they take you on a whirlwind adventure of the sea.
We find Captain Jack Sparrow en route to the island of Tortuga....
Sat Nov/08/08 09:45PM
Product Review
A company called First Act makes inexpensive musical instruments for kids.
Below we have some photos of their mini drum kit and acoustic guitar...
Mon Nov/18/08 10:02AM
Photo Shoot
This latest Photo Shoot is of 1/24th scale diecast model cars taken at the Paris Ontario Toy Fair. The owner is
Craig of Craig's collectables out of London Ontario....(more)
Sun Nov/09/08 03:36PM
Pocket PC
Hey! there are a bunch of new levels on the Turtle Game. They are located on the Pocket Pc up in the top left corner of this page.
Click on the Pocket Pc and it will load up in a new window...
Sat Nov/16/08 03:42PM
ARTICLES
Toys That Work For Both Boys and Girls
Okay, girls love Dora the Explorer, and boys love action figures. But, there's something
to be said for toys that brothers can share with their sisters and vice versa...
Mon Nov/18/08 10:02AM
Lego Star Wars Toys - A Successful Partnership
The familiar Lego block has been a very popular toy for several decades.
Very versatile and fun to build with they have...
Mon Nov/18/08 10:02AM
Be a Better Parent
Parenting in the 21st century is a complex task. You must find a balance between
work, kids, and your own happiness. While it can be difficult to please everyone...
Tue Nov/19/08 07:30AM
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2008 Toronto Motorcycle Show
It was just as much fun for kids as it was for adults, if not more!
Below we have some photos of the various bikes that were on display.
The famous Ives family was on hand to do their stunts in the infamous
GLOBE OF DEATH with dad as MC, mom doing safety checks and brothers
Cody and Kyle, aged 16 and 14 respectively, riding their motorcycles in
the very tight 12 foot (3.65m) steel ball.
The Yamaha booth also provided kids 6 years of age and over an opportunity
to suit up like a pro and take some of their mini 50 cc bikes for a spin
around a track that they put together in the loading area of the venue
As a parent of a child who has never riden a motorcycle before it was a
little unnerving especially when they hand you a waiver to sign but the
Yamaha staff asured me that the bikes were governed down to a safe
speed.
