In a word – adorable. Kimochis are uber cute attention grabbers. But the real benefit is how they help kids express themselves. “Toys with feelings inside” is the company’s motto. Each Kimochis character represents a different kind of personality. Our sample, “Cloud” is moody – happy moments and not so happy moments. Just flip him around and his mood changes, from smile to frown – simple and effective.
Other colorful feeling tokens are included representing shy, happy, brave, mad and more. I thought it was a useful tool to recap the school day with my third grader. Our toddler loved to spin around with his new friend; a great bedtime or travel companion. Kimochis are $25. Additional pack of feelings $12. Learn more at www.kimochis.com.





October 11th, 2010
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