Toys toys everywhere, but not a one to share… okay that’s not true. Noah is pretty good about sharing… most of the time. He’s also really into his toys… he really likes toys that work his imagination  like finger puppets, his Little People toys and most recently, thanks to Team Mom, Pop On Pals.

We were sent a Pop On Pals Amusement Park for Noah to play with and try out. Judging from Noah’s reaction to the box, you would have thought that Christmas was moved to July. I couldn’t get the toy opened up and the millions of twist ties removed fast enough! Like all new toys he was fascinated with it. It had parts that played music or made noises when you moved them and best of all it had a car! He’s all about the cars.

The cool thing about the Pop On Pals (in my opinion) is not that you can interchange what their wearing and with that what they’re doing, but they way that you change them. It’s really pretty simple… you just push down on their heads / body and the arms and clothes just “pop” off or on. They are a decent size for small hands and there were no small parts that get choked on. I don’t worry about Noah sticking the pieces in his  mouth, but I know that his sister might if she gets a hold of it.

Like all new toys, Noah couldn’t stop playing with it for the first few days and now that the glitz and glam of it is gone, it sits there waiting to get its 15 minutes of play time a day. I think the roller coaster car gets played with the most, because… well… it’s a car.

If you’re interested in checking out the Pop On Pals for yourself, you can find them at Target and at Amazon.com.

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