Plants Vs Zombies Review – A winner for kids and parents by Danielle Mantakoul
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Plants Vs Zombies Garden Warfare on the X-Box is a simple online shooter game rated M, recommended 15+. While I believe that this is a game that parents should carefully look at before they allow their child to play, many including myself are finding that it is suitable for their primary school aged child 8+. As a parent I was worried about the multiplayer More...
Toblerone and Baileys Mousse
This is not just your average chocolate mousse! Hidden inside you will find heaven in a world of Toblerone chunks along with a hint of Baileys Irish Cream. What you will need: 600g dark chocolate 2 tablespoons cocoa More...
Temper Tantrum in the Kitchen
No, it wasn’t one of the kids. Wasn’t hubby. Me. I don’t know what’s worse, not knowing your way around a kitchen and getting frustrated, or in my case last night, knowing my way just fine More...
Royal Caribbean – Voyager of the Seas Review
For our summer vacation we wanted something child friendly, adult minded and grandparent approved. Well we more than found it. We booked an 11 day cruise on the Royal Caribbean to Fiji, hubby, myself, three kids More...
Leap Band Review
Well LeapFrog have done it again with their new LeapBand. It fits on the child just like a wrist watch, but is packed with loads of fun activities to get the kids moving and thinking. Even though the age recommendation More...
Mathseeds Review
I first fell in love with these guys back in 2011 when my children started kindergarten. Back then it was their Reading Eggs program that got my attention. Now, it’s Mathseeds, and there is good reason why. Mathseeds More...
Maths Age 3-5
By Eurotalk Age Recommendation 3-5 years. This application contains 10 different sections being: Sorting and Matching (Free) Counting to 3 Lines and Patterns Counting 4 to 6 Where is it? Counting 7-10 Patterns and More...
The Kimochis Experience
Cute? Sure. Cuddly? Absolutely. But for those of you who don’t know Kimochis, they are soft toys designed to help kids with Autism Spectrum Disorder learn how to express their feelings and manage them in a More...
Frozen Review
As my children get older, going to the cinema is becoming a regular event. We went along one Saturday afternoon to see Frozen because that’s all that seemed to be on we thought the kids might sit through. More...
