Sugar Pop Ribbons Reviews and Giveaways: Mattel Fijit Friends ...

I am not an expert on kids' toys, but I know that the Mattel Fijit Friends Newbies will be the toy that gets my daughter excited on Christmas morning. We received 3 of them to review and my daughter was thrill with each one of them. I have a strong feeling that I will be buying a few more to complete her collection.?

You must be wondering what's so cool about these toys. Well, besides the fact that they are incredibly cute. They make cute little noises and they sing!

A gentle squeeze on its sides will turn on the toy and it will begin humming. While it singes, the ears will move too! On it's belly, forehead and each paw, there are sensors where your child could pet the toy. The more your child natures it, the better its singing becomes. Our favorite thing about the Newbies is that when you have two of them together, you could push the duet button, and they will start singing the same song.
At $14.99, these pocket size toys are ADORABLE! My daughter loves petting it and listen to it sing. Since my daughter loves Tika so much, I plan on buying her Tia (the bat design Newbie) for Halloween. Although I love taking my kids trick treating, I don't like that they eat all that candy afterwards. A couple of years ago, I started taking my daughter's Halloween candy away and trade them for a toy that she gets to keep. This year, I will be buying her Tia the Newbie bat. I also think the Newbies will make great Christmas gifts. I am definitely going to get some for my daughter's best friends. I think the 6 years old girls will go crazy for them!

To buy these cute toys for your kids this holiday season, please go to Mattel online store or visit your local Walmart stores.

I participated in a campaign on behalf of Mom Central Consulting for Mattel Fijit Friends. I received product samples to facilitate my review.

Source: http://sugarpopribbons.blogspot.com/2012/10/mattel-fijit-friends-newbies-review.html

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