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Tiny Love Gymini 3D Activity Gym in Black, White and Red

Sometimes you just have to put down your little bundle of joy and give your arms a rest! But where can you set someone who may not be able to sit upright? The Gymini 3-D Activity Gym may be the perfect answer. This award-winning portable, washable gym is easy to assemble. Simply spread the 3-foot-square quilt on the floor and enjoy a vivid animal circus in red, white, and black. Slide two pliable arches into the corner sockets of the quilt, so that they cross diagonally. Clip the beads, rattles, and mirrors into the hole-punched arches. The dangles can be repositioned for endless variety. Babies can lie on their backs and stare up at the colorful dangling toys. The gym will improve babies' hand-eye coordination, and soon they'll be reaching, stretching, kicking, pulling, and rolling--an adorable sight! To put away the gym, simply remove the arches, fold up the quilt, and tuck all the parts into a handy waterproof carrying case. --Kathryn Gustafson

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Customer Review:

Great gym, but not too "special"

My house is crawling with baby gear (PNP, gym, swing, jumperoo, etc) and I love this gym thats been around for my 3 year old, 16 month old, and 4 month old.

PROS
- It fits in the bassinet portion of our PNP
- Theres a lot of room for the baby to roll around and play.
- The colors are great for a developing baby, and its very soft.
- There are a few toys on the cross bar, but you can also attach and I can interchange them with my own link toys
- The gymni is very easy to clean
- I can pack in in a small duffle bag for travel
- I love that the Gymni has a few musical toys as well

CONS
- It would be great if the mat could be reversed to a more colorful side
- It could transform into another toy for another stage

All in all its a great gym, one that I have used for 3 kids, but I would reccomend owning something else as well, thats more stimulating or bright (or a bouncer or something) Highly reccomended

Great Item for your baby!

My son absolutely loved his gymini! The mat and the hanging objects really holds his attention :)

Good for young developing newborns!

I bought this for my daughter 9 years ago and now I am using it for my 2 month old son. The colors really get their attention. When I had bought it, I didn't think it came with enough links and toys, so I had bought additional links along with a clown rattle. Both my daughter and now my son enjoyed it. They would bat at the toys laying on their backs, and stare at themselves in the mirror. My son isn't old enough yet to do this, but my daughter, while on her stomach, would reach for the toys when I laid them out on the playmat. It may seem a little expensive, but is a good development toy for newborns. I can say though that the toy and its price has not changed at all in 9 years. So, with todays prices, it really isn't all that bad! I have the original packaging still, so it is still in the same condition it was 9 years ago. The only thing wrong with ours is the musical toy has quit working.

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Keywords: Activity; Gyms; Baby and Infant; Learning; Toddler; Stuffed Toys;

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Leapster Case

This durable case is designed for toting the popular Leapster around on car trips, plane rides, or anywhere kids might travel. It holds up to six Leapster cartridges in a rear pouch and has room for the Leapster itself in the main zippered compartment, which sports a soft fleece lining. The case is relatively lightweight and doesn't feature the hard shell that some might like for protecting the Leapster but the soft plastic covering should provide protection for most accidental knocking around. --Charlie Williams

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Futures

Blue case for Leapster Multimedia handheld system;

Padded case protects and stores system;

Back pocket keeps up to 6 cartridges secure, organized and handy;

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Customer Review:

Fits in Pixter case as well and it's a hard shell

I was just online about to purchase the case when I saw the reviews, I wanted the cartridges to be enclosed as well as a hard case. Right now it's in the Pixter case and it fits perfectly so I guess I'll keep it there and perhaps get another Pixter case for the pixter although they don't use that as much any more.

Not the greatest, but will do....

I actually found this item on sale at walmart for $5.00, and so I purchased it. It works OK. True, there is not much "padding" and I am a bit scared to put cartridges in the back in fear that they might fall out, but I haven't had any problems with it so far. I WOULD NOT, however, speend $17 on this item. I wish that I could sell this item on amazon! I'd buy a bunch and sell em on here for $10.

A must have!

Along with absolutely LOVING our leapster, I love the case, too. I do find it protective enough (if it's not, then the kids aren't responsible enough to own the Leapster in the first place). It's sturdy enough to protect in case of an accidental drop and keeps any spills, etc., away from the leapter. Would it protect the leapster from a hard throw? Probably not - thus not for rougher kids.
I do agree with the reviewer who said the cartridge pocket should have a zipper - I'd feel a tad better knowing there was more keeping them in then just the velcro.

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Gundam Perfect Grade: MS-06S Zaku (red)

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Customer Review:

excellent PG

first of all, disregard what John has said above. this is NOT the second Custom Set for the PG Zaku. i'm holding the model in my hands right now. this is my third perfect grade model so far. and i love it! especially at a bargain of a price. it includes a full internal skeleton, machin gun, heat hawk, and light-up mono eye. however, you'll need 2 LR43 watch batteries to make the eye light up. articulation is supreme here. the Zaku can almost bend in any way a human can. even down to the very fingers. yes, this model kit has individually poseable fingers.

A most impressive model kit

This is a perfect grade model kit from Bandai, containing over 400 pieces. It requires no glue (though some pieces benefit from it) being a mix of mostly snap-together plastic hardened in some areas with metal screws and bits of diecast metal joints. Building this is an exercise in patience and reading the manual... stringing up the wiring for the glowing eye is a real pain... but overall this kit will be able to built in a few days (take it easy, sand the sprue-joints well, etc.) and what you're left with is a supreme action figure that easily takes on any action figure on the market with its posability (every joint in the hands is flexible - beat that!). Being a plastic model, it doesn't feel very sturdy, though, so rough play will break it. This model doesn't have to be painted or detailed in any way - but will definetely benefit from a good paint job, detailing and weathering. The model has loads of little hatches and panels to opn up to look at the internal mechanism. To give you an idea of how detailed this kit is, you might feel bad about putting the armor plates on, because all the gorgeous internal mechanism details will be covered up.
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Star Wars Episode III Evolution Figure: Anakin to Vader Multipack

Part of Hasbro’s Star Wars Evolutions series, these three action figures trace Anakin Skywalker’s transformation from a teenaged Jedi apprentice to an Episode III-era Clone Wars commander to the dreaded Darth Vader. Young Anakin’s rat-tail hair accentuates his zombie-like expression, while Darth’s helmet comes off to reveal the aged, disfigured Anakin beneath. (Unfortunately, the helmet doesn’t stay on easily--a potential problem during the heat of battle.) All in all, the figures are nicely detailed and highly nimble, though their ill-fitting garb seems to get in the way. Accessories include a blue lightsaber, a set of shackles, and replacement robotic hands. --Andy Boynton

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