Review on Dino Ice Mini Surprise Smashers by Timothy Gonzalez

My son just turned 4 and I am working on teaching him math by paying him an allowance. He sees this a lot in TV commercials and says he wants to order it and I'll tell him how much money he's saved and see if it's enough. So he must have had one of these and I saw they have these smaller packages. I should probably let you know that I only like slime on someone's head on Nickelodeon, not personally. I probably deprive my son of a lot of dirty fun but in this case I didn't and he had enough money for this version so he went for the saber tooth option and I ordered the option with the description but we got that the Dinosaur that was in the picture did not match the description. Luckily, my son wasn't surprised by this new mystery egg. In the end he was a little disappointed that the dinosaur was so small but overall he seemed to be enjoying the experience. Adult Perspective: These materials are difficult to handle, the worst being the consistency of chewing gum. You don't get your money's worth at all, but you have the advantage that in the end there is almost nothing left. You've got a big empty egg that you can probably sneak away for recycling in a week, a creature destined to be tailless and (at best) three-legged all its life, and the puzzle pieces that led to you the rest of the have lost pieces. . Some kids like to play with one of the slimes, and the other two can't even be played with for a while. In short, your child will ask for it and you will buy it and it must not get dirty. any clothes or rugs and you'll have the feeling you get when a $10 scratch card wins you a $5. It's better than nothing, but in a way it really is nothing. Sometimes you just have to buy this kind of special children's entertainment and just tell yourself you're helping the economy.