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Little People Doodle Pro from Fisher-Price
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Minimum Age: 24 months
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Product Description Great mess-free creative toyMagnetic pen and three playful shape stampers; slide the soccer ball to clear the screenBuilt-in carry handle; great for restaurants or road tripsAges 2 and up18x13-1/4"
Customer Reviews
Great for car Posted 28 December 2007
I bought this to keep in my car during those long car rides. My daughter loves to use it.
Perfect for little ones! Posted 21 October 2007
I bought this toy for my daughter when she was 18 months old. She is now 2 and still loves it. I am also preschool special education teacher and I really like the large shapes and the fact that little kids can work on fine motor skills without making a mess with markers. My child is independent with this toy and loves drawing our hands and feet. It is a great gift in combination with an Aquadoodle.
Prefer the Original Magnadoodle Posted 18 August 2007
I first bought the Little People Magnadoodle for my 12-month-old son. He had a very difficult time using the pen because the tip is so short he had to hold it straight up and down to make a mark. The shapes worked great, though, and I liked that they were held in the case by strong magnets. My son also could not push the ball across to erase the screen very well because it was so stiff. The screen eventually pierced, causing it to leak fluid. So I bought the original magnadoodle, and I've been much happier. The pen is easy to use, doesn't get caught on the balloons, and he can easily erase the board. The shapes don't have as strong of a magnetic effect on the board, and the storge drawer is a bit stiff, but he now loves his new Magnadoodle. This one's a keeper.
Get another type Posted 05 June 2007
We just bought this after seeing a similar one at a friend's house. This toy is very flimsy. The pen needs a longer point as little ones just learning to hold a pen generally don't hold it straight up. You have to swipe several times to erase. Our daughter is entertained by it, but I have seen better. It's also only $14.97 at Target Stores.
My two year old Picassos Posted 09 April 2007
My twins love this toy and frequently cry when it's time to go to bed. They prefer to sleep with it in the crib. I don't let them because there is a string attached. But if you want about 20 minutes of peace, but this toy.
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