I so love this product. So much that this is actually one of the few toys that I allow to occupy a space in our bedroom.
I didn’t know something like this is available, until my son’s teacher told us. She recommended it for my son to enhance his focus and concentration more.
A little costly but I believe this wonderful educational toy made of wood is worth every cent I paid for it. It’s actually a perfect toy for my very imaginative son. And he totally loves this too. He likes to play with it before bedtime (it’s one his reason in staying up late). And I tolerate it to some degree. 
So we started collecting the Toy Story 3 toys available at Shell Gasoline stations.
If the station where we usually buy our fuel have available toys, our collection would have been complete by now. We already got 3. Two more to go and we hope we can get them before promo ends, which is on July 15, 2010.
After the Ferrari toys, with almost real Ferrari parts, that gasoline station Shell is known to offer to their valued customers at a lower price (and which my son has a collection already), now they are offering cute Toy Story 3 toys at affordable prices.
There are actually 5 variants of the Toy Story 3 collection available at Shell stations nationwide from June 11 until June 30, 2010. These are Woody (on a train) , Buzz Lightyear (on a Spacecar), Jessie & Bullseye, Aliens, and Lots-o’-Huggin’ Bear (on a dump truck).
BTW, I am not really a big fan of buying promo toys (such as offered in food chains), but it’s a different story when it comes to the toys offered by Shell. They are just hard to resist. 
And currently, we have collected 2. Hah, 3 more to go!
3D Puzzles from Fisher Price:
Hasbro toys:
Do you know that these toys have survived countless tantrums of a three-year old? And still, they are all in one piece! Drop-tested for a million times and not a single chip mind you. It’s just amazing.
It’s really amazing how everything is available online! E-V-E-R-Y-T-H-I-N-G! Clothes, shoes, toys, household items, gadgets and gizmos, cosmetics and skincare products and whatnots. And all we need to do is to let our hands do the walking. *smile*
Anyway, I’m planning to get my son some educational toys online. My concern is I’ve tried paying for online stuffs but have not really tried buying toys online, because we always go to a toystore.
If anyone reading this has tried buying toys online, I appreciate to hear about the experience. Please.
