As we wrap up Toy Fair 2010, I wanted to send you off with a little something for the road ahead. Which is precisely why I’ve selected four fabulous fold-‘n’-go toys that’ll keep those kids—be they tykes or teens—busy in the backseat during your next road trip. So without further ado, I bring you my top travel toys of 2010:
- Crayola Dry Erase Travel Activity Center. First of all, dry-erase kit racks up major cool points for its ease of portability—but aside from that, it’s also a marvelous educational tool. Interchangeable templates help children write, draw, count or just play different games—whether that’s at the kitchen table or in the car.
- Zingo Travel Game. Think Fun brings you a way to keep between two and eight kids occupied with this game that’s reminiscent of Bingo: Your kids will have race each other to be the first to fill their cards with a set of matching picture tiles.
- Animal Soup Card Game. Why not distract your little ones with a quick card game in the back of the SUV? Enter Briarpatch's Animal Soup, which challenges children ages 5 and up to match up the crazy critters they spot on the cards!
- Travel Around the World Teddy Bear. What better way to gallop the globe than with a plush and portable teddy? Aurora has just the one, and he even comes with in a carrying case the size of a lunch box and with a map so your kid can discover where his or her travelmate is from.
That’s all, peeps! Farewell from the floor of Toy Fair 2010—and thanks for sharing a cyber-conversation that we will certainly continue throughout the year. Happy toy trails!
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