Missy's toys r us

When was the last time I bought toys/games for missy?? I think the last toy I bought for her was the ELC medical case, bought during my maternity leave, May or June. I try to buy something for missy every now and then, two reasons; I think it’s good to have some fun creative toys at home, because I believe through play children will learn and through creative toys, children will use their mind to explore the toys including pretend play.

Another reason being that by buying toys, I feel I have the purchasing power, which is one reason I will never stop being a working mother, I want to be able to spend spend spend.. My hobby... muahahah..

And now, toys I buy can be used for both Missy and didi.. so worth the money and effort on toys selection  hee..

What did I get for missy this month ? It’s.. tada..
Vtech Learning Laptop!



They only have orange colour, which I think is fine, as it can be used by didi next time too.




Description of this product:
Kids love to use this stylized, interactive Learning Laptop that looks and feels just like a real laptop computer. The Learning Laptop teaches children letters, English, spelling, math, geometry and music through age-appropriate games that they love to play and master. Built-in Learning Progress System technology keeps track of a child's performance and automatically adjusts skill levels to help build knowledge and confidence. The system is proven to help children learn and master important concepts. The Learning Laptop can be personalized with a child's name and is programmed for use with one or two players.
• Compact laptop with real mouse and flashing light-up buttons engages your child in fast-paced learning fun.
• 40 different activities teach letters, English, spelling, math, geometry and music.
• 4 light-up input keys activate new quiz-show style game play.
• Learning Progress System automatically monitors performance and builds mastery by repeating questions that were previously missed.
• Fun interface shows activity list.
• Integrated 4-directional touch pad and full QWERTY keyboard imitate a real laptop.

The features:
• Fun activites teach kids basic math skills, logic, spelling, creative skills, and computer operation
• Auto-leveling system encourages progressive learning; re-try questions when wrong answers are given
• Slim laptop design features a computer-like graphic interface, flashing keys and a built-in speaker
• Full QWERTY keyboard, wired mouse and track pad make it easy to operate
The actual price is $69.90, but since im a member, I get to buy at $49.90. a steal isn’t it ? Maybe I should give this to missy only during her birthday. I think she will like it because she loves to tab on our keyboards. But till now, we never let her play with out PC/laptop. I rather she see books than see screen. But her learning laptop is her games.
So it’s fine. hee