Spin Master Games Bouncing Tigger Hot Potato Game

First I have had a bit of trouble with the "wiggling" I had a time that it stopped wiggling but was still talking.I had to give it a few good bangs and got it going again. Whatever mechanism is used to create the wiggling seemed to "dislodge" itself.This was a christmas gift for my 2 1\2 year old son, a very active kid who loves to throw things around. He brings it to me and we have a great game of "you take it" no "you take it".He is a little young to understand the winning or losing when tigger stops so we just play along our own way for now. This game also came with some Cards to generate another level of play.I have taken them out and used them to help him say words, he does have a speech issue, so we ahev adapted it to be a bit of a speech preactice tool. I do wish the cards wer jsut a little bigger and made from a little better "paper" stock, but it is a nice additionl level og game interaction.Tigger is a great size for little hands and really seems made of durable materials.

My 5 yr old received this toy from Santa in 2009. It is a great concept, but the design is terrible. You are supposed to pass the ball and the manual says that it can be tossed. Well, when tossing, it will occasionally be missed and land on the floor. The design of the motor that vibrates the ball is terrible. It is held together by plastic and the plastic just breaks when the toy lands on the floor. I opened it up and every piece of plastic that holds the insides together was broken. I am trying to glue it back together now, but think it will still be short lived. The manufacturer of this toy must come up with a design that can handle being dropped on the floor! Don't waste you money till they fix this.

We got this for our almost 2 year old for Christmas and have only played it a few times. It's pretty fun, comes with cards that you can yell out colors, or things while playing. The cards don't seem too durable, but the Tigger does. Cute and fun! I'd recommend it!

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