toys that make noise

I thought they were very cool, but not when DD gets up this morning and turns them all on....well actually thats not true, cos I was lying bed laughing at all the noise, and I could hear her going, wow and yay everytime something did something.

My children were so spoilt it wasn't funny and I loved every minute of it all. Even the bit where we had DH and boys BBQ-ing standing at the opened back doors with the BBQ just on the outside of the house and him just onn the inside and it p***ing down outside, very funny indead, good old taranaki weather.
Lovely day outside today though, will have to go for a walk along the walkway with Cailins new very cool bike...that is if we can get her away from her very cool Thomas set, car racing set and numerous talking and laughing and singing toys

Hope you all had a great christmas and get to relax a bit today on boxing day

This has been our first year without noisy toys!!! When they get too much, just put the odd one in a top cupboard space for a month

Our neighbours got a drum kit

OMG noisy toys, where do I start?!?! The gremlins got ride on animals that play horrendous music, the Leap Pad Leapstart learning table, the Fisher Price laugh and learn puppy, a train that makes real train sounds and Maya got Baby Alive which never shuts up and the piece de resistance from my grandparents - an electric bloody keyboard!

I have never heard so much racket in all my life!

sparkle wrote: Our neighbours got a drum kit

Ella got a wee drum kit!  Love the noisy toys here! 

Though ones that play long songs do get horrid, don't they.  Ick. 

Andrew and josh both got a few noisy toys. Josh loves his Peek'a'Block train and has been keping him out of my hair for a few minutes at a time.

Caleb got the Peek a blocks train too and I have decided it will stay at his Grandma's (she gave it to him) as he has worked out you can sit and hold your finger on the button and it keeps on making noise continually.

Two hours was more than enough for me yesterday, thankfully it was the only noisy toy he got (although he was spoilt) and the other present from my parents is nice and quiet.

Dunno where it was from, Deb - it was a gift from friends.  I doubt they're pricey - it's a toy kit as opposed to the real kits that you can get for kids.  We're talking plastic, plastic, plastic.  But she has a blast on it - sits there playing it just like a real drummer, has the kick pedal going, uses both toms and loves the cymbal.  Very cute!  It's her fave Christmas prezzie by far.