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Edutaining Kids
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Parents' Guide to Children's Products for Fun & Learning
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Edutaining Kids
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Parents' Guide to Children's Products for Fun & Learning
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Hundred
Acre Wood is now welcoming babies. A pastel patchwork quilt is the
backdrop for the program’s 5 activities, each hosted by a
familiar character. Children interact with the program by tapping
keys on the keyboard (and uncoordinated attempts work fine too).
Winnie the Pooh is on a quest for honey (go figure) and each time
a child taps the keyboard, a surprise pops out of any of his 3
honey pots. Once in a while, Winnie finds honey, and eagerly laps
it up. More often than not, a creature from the animal world
appears instead. Tigger plays peek-a-boo with baby, and it’s a
surprise where he’ll pop up next. Piglet shows children
different parts of his body, and talks about his emotions too.
Eeyore, true to character, grudgingly hosts a painting activity in
which he paints a scene with each color in his paint pots. Of
course, no one will care much, or so Eeyore presumes. And, quite
possibly, many babies won’t.