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But now here we are just a week later and the crocodile won't keep his mouth open :( The kids still play with it, but of course not nearly as much. My oldest got this for his 5th birthday. Part of me wants to buy another, but I'm worried about it just breaking again. They just hold his mouth open and push all the teeth down, then ignore it for the most part. He and his 3yo brother played with it non-stop. It was a huge hit.
Quick delivery from seller. Well worth the money. I have plenty of other games in the closet that quickly loose the kids interest or end up with missing parts.
So I bought one for the Grandkids for Christmas. You can stash it in your purse to occupy the kids on the go. My kids had this game when they were little and loved it.
Its durable, portable and just good giggly fun. Ordered it right before Christmas and actually arrived in time to be wrapped and under the tree. Its a great game for pre-schoolers+.
It teaches little ones to take turns, no reading, no counting and no parts to loose.
The only problem is that occasionally the teeth get stuck or the top pops off. My 3-yr-old son got this for Christmas. I'm happy with our purchase. It isn't the most durable toy I've ever seen but not terrible. It has been a big hit and fun for him to play alone or with someone else. My 5-yr-old and 7-yr-old sons and even my husband think it's fun to play it with the little guy.
This toy is fabulous because:a) There are no small pieces to use.b) It has the element of suspense that keeps my kids playing it over and over.c) My kids all enjoy it, and they are 1, 3, and 5.d) It's small, easy to store, and kids can play it independently.A basic "must have" for any game/toy closet.
This one has out lasted them all. We've had this game for about 6 years, and still love it. Always a surprise. NO PIECES TO LOOSE-NO BATTERIES TO REPLACE. When all the pieces are lost from other games, or the batteries are dead.this toy is still going. I've spent an untold amount of money on tons of toys for my 6 kids over the years.
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