New Styling Studio lets you do digital makeovers with the power of your own computer for totally amazing results! Love changing your looks? Now you can style pictures of your or your friends with this Digi 2! Simply Take a photos and use the touch pad to choose different hair styles and more! This cool touchpad console comes with makeup lights! The digital camera connects to a monitor, you can take your picture and print your results or email them to your friends! Use the touchpad and stylus to change hairstyles, makeup and even accessories! Plus, Styling Studio has a photo booth mode so you can show off your latest creations! Styling Studio - Digi 2 is a great digital tool for girls! A wonderful way to develop creative skills!

#Gave up! (2009-06-17) I tried for ages to get this to work properly and especially to accept photos from files, but to no avail. My 7 year old daughter got really bored as it would not accrpt some of the commands and eventually we both gave up. Don t waste your money!

#Great concept, sadly did not work! (2009-04-07) Brought this for my daughter for Christmas, set up and installed ok, but could not capture an image (take photo). It clicked away but did not work. Searched online for an answer but no help was available. Took it back and got a refund, my daughter was very disappointed.

#Girl Tech Styling Studio (2009-03-29) We used this for my daughters 6th birthday party. It was fab we all loved it even the mums who also had a makeover. We found it easier to use are digital camera to import the pictures of people rather than the built in one. Altogether great fun

#girl tech styling studio (2009-03-16) my daughter likes changing the makeover,but getting own photo on screne we have not perfected yet very frustrating for her,and us not as good as we antispated

#Girl Tech Styling Studio (2009-03-11) I bought this for a birthday present for my 11 year old daughter. After an initial period of using it she seemed to soon get bored of it. I think it is perhaps aimed at younger children.

Interactive, magic ball moves on its own. . . catch it if you can Special built-in motor activates to make the ball roll around, promoting crawling. Limited and controlled movements mean that the ball stops within reach. Press the chunky buttons to hear fun music and animal sound effects. Transparent colourful buttons for a fantastic light up effect Teaches numbers, shapes, and colours and promotes motor skill development. Female singing voice helps children develop and familiarise with real sounds. Tactile Stimulation -Chunky engraved animal buttons are fun to touch and explore Visual Awareness -Bright, colourful animals stimulate visual development -Flashing lights and rolling movement help to develop visual skills Motor Skills -Rolling motion encourages baby to crawl, while pressing buttons helps develop fine motor skills Discovery and Exploration -Discover numbers, shapes and friendly animals while the ball rolls -Babys own actions activate the ball - watch it roll around by itself...

#I love it but my baby doesn t! (2009-04-07) I bought this after seeing my baby show interest in it at a friends house - I also thought it might encourage him to crawl after it. However, he s only interested in it for a minute or so and then not anymore. It actually moves quite slowly and he would just grab it and then hold onto it so that it couldn t effectively move and thus no need for him to crawl after it. It s very durable though and I m hoping that my next baby will show more interest in it. I have friends whose babies love it!

#Just can t leave it alone... (2008-12-05) Our 10 month old son just can t leave this one alone and has started him off crawling. It s very durable even with a few good wacks as it just rolls away. Like most of these, if you use these on carpet they don t roll so well but this is an exception. Or if you have laminate flooring it goes even better. Not to say that it s bad on a carpet though. Not sure about the educational part but it s certainly fun to chase. Hours and hours of entertainment.

**** NOTE: YOYO COLOUR VARIES! ****Note from Pete, Euro-Yo: these Phantom FX9 yoyos are precision made with a small diameter axle and so are not very robust - they will break if they are overtightened, trodden on or if they hit a hard surface. Play with care. Not recommended for beginners or young children Aircraft grade, CNC machined anodised aluminium, Speed Spin Body and a PowerYo Ball Bearing axle make the FX9 Phantom the ultimate PowerYo. The Speed Spin Body and Ball Bearing combine to give it immense speed and incredible spin times. If you want to be seen with a YoYo make sure its a PowerYo Phantom! Body Style - Power Spin Axle Type - Ball Bearing Speciality - You Name It ! Active Weight 54g Includes Interactive CD Rom and spare string Skill level: Advanced players only!

#Hmm... (2009-03-19) Well, it looks and feels nice. Spin time is unbelieveable!The string is abit fat, but thats ok. Playing with it for 2 days now, no problems, but definitely not a starter toy, for Pros. Pros: Looks great, I have black one, and is very fun. Cons: You can get as much, maybe more, fun from the FX7 Black Widow and save afew £. Recommended for those who like to show off. . . and also have the time to master it.

#Yo-Yos Are Not What They Were When I Was Young (2005-03-16) My 8 yr old son is a keen on yo-yos and talked me into purchasing this product and I could,nt believe the price!! That much for a yoyo!!!Anyway I gave in and ordered this yo-yo for him,since arriving this FX9 Phantom Yo Yo has not let his sight or hand. The tricks he can do with it are truly amazing and I can honestly say it has been the best value for money toy I have ever bought him.

This soft, cuddly version of Princess Peppa speaks when you squeeze her tummy. Dressed in her best princess outfit, including her crown, Peppa is ready for all of her royal duties. 18 Months +

#Can be shy at times (2009-06-18) Well put together cuddly toy, that is unmistakably high quality, BUT a certain almost four year old was a bit miffed that she couldn t get it to speak. You can t just press the stomach, you need to support the back as well to give the internal button something to rest against. Her little hands just couldn t quite manage. She compromised by setting the doll down and leaning on her, though it did look more like an interrogation than childish play.