BBE Medicine Ball Display Stand

Advantages: Great Fun
Disadvantages: Difficult Assembly

...First can I apologize for yet another Fisher Price review I have found myself going through the masses of toys in my boy's cupboard and thought I would write some toy reviews. The next in my line of reviews is the Stand Up Ball Blast which I got for my youngest at Christmas from Tesco whilst scanning their brilliant Christmas deals for only £15.00. Unlike most Fisher Price toys the three AA batteries it requires to operate it are supplied in the box. This had to be my boys favorite Christmas present as he still plays with it now and I have only needed to change the batteries once. It was a bit of a mission to erect and making sure you insert each of the slide section the right way round is harder than you expect (Then again I struggle with Ikea Furniture lol). Once I had gone through various swear words and hurt my fingers about 500... Read review

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Advantages: Great fun for your little ones
Disadvantages: Music can drive you made.

...This christmas just gone, was kierans (my little boys) first christmas. He is nine months old, and we wanted to buy him something that encourages him to do stand, and play. Kieran is deaf and blind on the left side, so we wanted something that had lights and sounds, to capture his attention. I had seen this in the shops, and read some of the review on here. So i decided to go for it. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABOUT THE TOY ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Ball blast, when put together, is about a foot high. So it's the perfect height for kieran to pull him self up on. It is brightly coloured in yellow, red and blue. It reminds me of a helter skelter, as it has a ball run, that looks like a helter skelter slide. The top looks a bit like a steering wheel,, and has lights, and a button on. You can push the button, and it plays a tune, and the lights... Read review

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Advantages: Very effective for dry skin and chapped lips
Disadvantages: Initial cost and strange smell

...'s grazed knee! However, before I get too carried away, there is a warning on the tube not to apply the cream to puncture wounds, infections or lacerations. I got some on a deep cut by mistake once and whilst there was a slight stinging sensation it easily washed off and there was no further stinging. One downside for me though is the smell, which seems more medicinal than cosmetic and took me a while to get used to. I also find the colour slightly disconcerting - a strange peachy/brown - although it appears clear when you apply it. Although it calls itself a cream, its consistency and texture are more like a gel and as such I find it a bit off-putting applying it to large areas of skin (eg using it as a moisturiser) and prefer to use it on smaller "problem" areas. The initial outlay on a 50 ml tube is around £17 which sounds a lot... Read review

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