I sit down for dinner tonight and Eva pulls out a phone cover and and then her brother leans in. She then pretends to take a “selfie” with the “phone”. It cracked me up so I had them do it again so I could take this picture. Eva had taken an old phone case and then cut a piece of paper to put inside of it. She drew on some apps and things like that to pretend it was a phone. Then she rattled off a bunch of apps that she added to it including Snapchat.
Now, we do not use Snapchat. She remembers that one time I used Facebook Messenger to put silly faces on myself and the kids. For some reason she thought it was Snapchat. Probably because those apps use silly faces.
I did enjoy the silliness and innocence of what they were doing. Just being together and having fun. I also know that, soon I will have to talk to them about social media and being responsible on it.
We received a Peppy Pups from TPF Toys for free to try out and review a while back. Opinions of the toy are 100% our own.
This is an adorable little toy dog. It has spring legs and hard paws with special paw pads that let the dog bounce, waddle and prance along like a hyper happy little puppy would. The rest of the puppy is soft and cuddly. I got one of these for my son Andrew, he loves animals, especially dogs. He is so kind with them. Listening to him play with his new pet, Scruffy, was very special. He took Scruffy to a Dog Park upstairs. I could hear him talking with his friend and his friend’s dogs, too. Andrew loved talking Scruffy for “walks”, too. But as you can see in the video, his favorite thing was to share snacks.
Why are we talking about Peppy Pups from TPF Toys again? Well, today is National Puppy Day and I wanted to let parents know that there is an alternative out there that will delight their kids. More info below.
