She's lifesize and has the giant head. And I really mean lifesize. She stands nearly three feet tall.
Boy I am glad that we never brought Dora into our house. Her giant head is already giving me nightmares.
I swear, if this toy was around in the 80s it would have replaced the uber-scary clown in Poltergeist.
It's the baby version of a baby grand piano. Who comes up with this stuff?
I suppose this is for the kid that has everything.
Why pay around thirty bucks for this kit when you can buy a bag of fifty 16 ounce plastic Solo cups for under $5.00 at Target. Somebody out there must be raking in quite a bit of money for this brilliant idea.
It's a Jesus doll. Now, I am a Christian and I still find this to be incredibly weird. The doll recites some of the more popular bible versus.
It's affordable (under $12), but seriously, what kid would ask for a Jesus doll for Christmas? The fact that something so pure and wonderful as Jesus Christ has now turned into a marketing ploy... well, that makes me sick to my stomach.
Basically, it's a shocking game. Each player holds on to a control and waits for the music/lights to stop. Whomever is the last to let go gets shocked. It's a game of reflexes. But to me mirrors some weird interrogation tactics. The weirdest part - the game is actually highly rated on Amazon.
With our litigious culture, you better have your friends sign a waiver before they pick up a control.
