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  1. I agree with you 100%. I feel their are so many toys out their it is hard to find one that will last. My 6 yr old son rips through toys but usually because he gets bored easily and the only thing that holds his interest is his Nintendo DS. My 2 year old on the other hand will play with anything and find it interesting.


  2. I agree with you 100%. I feel their are so many toys out their it is hard to find one that will last. My 6 yr old son rips through toys but usually because he gets bored easily and the only thing that holds his interest is his Nintendo DS. My 2 year old on the other hand will play with anything and find it interesting.


  3. I agree with you 100%. I feel their are so many toys out their it is hard to find one that will last. My 6 yr old son rips through toys but usually because he gets bored easily and the only thing that holds his interest is his Nintendo DS. My 2 year old on the other hand will play with anything and find it interesting.


  4. Right. Totally normal. Because the Nintendo DS is a window into different worlds depending on the game plugged in. I love how each of my children is different. Challenging, but delightful.

    Out of curiosity, how was your 6yo when he was 2?

  5. SplinteredMind

    Right. Totally normal. Because the Nintendo DS is a window into different worlds depending on the game plugged in. I love how each of my children is different. Challenging, but delightful.

    Out of curiosity, how was your 6yo when he was 2?

  6. SplinteredMind

    Right. Totally normal. Because the Nintendo DS is a window into different worlds depending on the game plugged in. I love how each of my children is different. Challenging, but delightful.

    Out of curiosity, how was your 6yo when he was 2?

  7. SplinteredMind

    Right. Totally normal. Because the Nintendo DS is a window into different worlds depending on the game plugged in. I love how each of my children is different. Challenging, but delightful.

    Out of curiosity, how was your 6yo when he was 2?

  8. SplinteredMind

    Right. Totally normal. Because the Nintendo DS is a window into different worlds depending on the game plugged in. I love how each of my children is different. Challenging, but delightful.

    Out of curiosity, how was your 6yo when he was 2?

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