Eyeclops has done it again with a neat gadget that brings the whole gang together to be entertained by its 5-foot magnification - projecting favorite DVD's or video games onto any white surface. Way cool ....

There's nothing like a traditional tea party to get kids thinking about elegant living and good manners. Now, a new entry by Fisher Price also provides lots of giggles - with a teapot that sings, talks and serves up a very sweet and heartwarming experience for both kids and their parents ....

The Triton is not your ordinary trike, and although it isn't specifically designed for people with different abilities, it really opens up bike riding for many aren't able to manage the traditional bike. Ease of use and comfort are key elements in its design ....

We have to admit it, when it comes to keeping the kids amused, paint scares us. Assuming that there would be lots of mess before, during and after, imagine our surprise when we opened the kit to find a complete system for creating silk screen t-shirts that's both kid-friendly AND parent-approved. Have fun! ....

The classic 70's game was reintroduced in 1996 by game maker Milton Bradley to challenge a whole new generation. Simply get all the pieces on the board before they ...go... pop! Fun for all ages, even the deadline-orented adults get into the act at our house. Besides developing fine motor skills, Perfection still provides non-stop giggles for the entire family ....

As the holiday toy shopping season heats up, check out the FunFare HOT DOZEN that made the list this year including mini-reviews from the Toy Guru team. This is not the ultimate list, but it's been more right than wrong in the past! Fair warning then: get ready to shop before these hot toys start flying off the shelves, just in time for Christmas ....

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About the Toy Guru Team:

The "Toy Gurus" are Odette Cabrera - a mother of two with a background in education and child development; Mary Rose - a Mommy, a writer and an early childhood educator who believes in learning through play and the value of good toys. and Katrina Cramer-Diaz - a mother of four who also has a background in education and child development. All share a professional and a very personal interest in toys that are safe, fun, challenging and educational.