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    PLAYSKOOL Trick or Tater Review (& Giveaway – 5 Winners! Ends 11/19)

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    ABOUT:

    PLAYSKOOL is a brand that wants to not only encourage young minds to learn and grow but also entertain them! One of PLAYSKOOL’s popular toys is the Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head and there are so many different varieties and accessories for them now!  The best part though is that they are so easy for kids to add the parts to and they can store the pieces in the back of him!


    MR. POTATO HEAD TRICK OR TATER

    (Ages 2 years & up/Approx. Retail Price: $5.99)

    Do the monster mash – MR. POTATO HEAD-style! The wacky spud is back with glow-in- the-dark eyes and other spooky parts and accessories. Kids can use their imagination to create freaky faces and ghoulish getups for plenty of fright-night fun! Potato body comes with ghost costume, a pair of glow-in-the-dark eyes, shoes, two vampire ears, two arms, a set of fangs, nose, pumpkin basket and hat.

    MY THOUGHTS:

    Now I am a huge Mr. Potato Head fan and love how they have come out with the seasonal varieties.  I got the chance to check out the Trick or Tater Potato Head with my boys and even though it was after Halloween my boys got a kick out of him!  They think he is fun regardless of his ghost costume and I have no doubt they will be playing with him throughout the year!  I also received a pack of Play-Doh Halloween Trick or Treat bag with 20 fun mini Play-Doh cans, including some fun colors like black, white and a magenta.  Now even though it is past Halloween, I think the Trick or Tater Mr. Potato would still be fun and make a great gift for any child, even if you hang on to him until next year!

    BUY IT: Visit PLAYSKOOL to see what products they have to offer!

    WIN IT: (5) US winners will receive a PLAYSKOOL Trick or Tater Mr. Potato Head

    TO ENTER:  Leave a comment on a Mr. Potato Head memory or just why you like him!

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    Mama’s Money Savers Disclosure: I was sent this the Trick or Tater and Trick or Treat Bag to review but my opinions remain my own. Please see my Disclosure Policy.

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    20. Richard says

      What’s not to like. It is such a simple idea, and the worst i have ever seen a child do is lose an ear or two. It’s simple…teaches tactile skills, and the child uses their imagination. I love These toys!

      Richard / Krabbman

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    42. 1955nurse says

      I’m an e-mail subscriber to “Momma’s Money Savers” – thanks for the great giveaways!!! ((1955nursehjc4me(at)myway(dot)com))

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    46. 1955nurse says

      I LOVED Mr. Potato Head when I was a kid – so fun to change around his face, etc! I’d love to introduce him to my Grandson – he’s seen him in all the Toy Story movies, and REALLY wants 1 of his own ((1955nursehjc4me(at)myway(dot)com))

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    54. Teegan Briggs says

      I love Mr. Potato Head because he is a timeless classic. Plus, there are so many interchangable sets and body parts, you can make him (or her) into almost anything these days! I don’t remember having any variation in parts when I was a kid…just the basic pieces that come with the original set, but he was still a blast to play with! My favorite thing to do was to switch the eyes and mouth around.

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    68. Jill Myrick says

      We had Mr. Potato Head toys growing up and loved them.
      My son is now getting to an age where he loves them as well.

      jweezie43[at]gmail[dot]com

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    71. Melissa says

      I took my nephews trick or treating, and my most memorable moment was when we were at a house and their pumpkins were decorated as Mr. Potato Heads! That put a huge smile upon my face, very original.

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    81. Linda says

      Oh goodness I played with him when I was growing up, my grandson is just at the right age to start enjoying playing with him too!

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    86. Jammie says

      Before my father in law passed away, he was a bit out of it because he had brain cancer. He had made the remark every child should have a mr potato head. Since then we have bought our daughter a few different ones jut because, she doesn’t have this one though so I would love to get this for her.

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    93. crystal allen says

      i love him because my dd loves to play dress up and she can play it w/ mr potatoe head too! clallen at ntin dot net

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    116. Tonya Filleman says

      I never had a Mr. Potato Head and I have always wanted one….so that is why I want my kids to experience him! 🙂

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    122. Angela P says

      I love Mr. and Mrs. Potato head. It’s a classic toy! It teaches kids about body parts as well as being great for development. Every kid should have one!

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    148. Louis H says

      not too long ago I found a vintage Mr. Potato Head in a thrift store, it brought back so many memories

      Thank you for hosting this giveaway

      schnitzomage {at} gmail {dot} com

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    151. Patti Hess says

      I remember having a Mr. Potato head and sticking his ear in his mouth and so forth had a lot of fun….he is so cute

      pattifritz2000 at yahoo dot com
      thanks

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    162. Michelle S says

      I remember having a Mr and Mrs Potato Head when I was a kid. I liked being able to interchange the different parts to make new faces. I love the Halloween version being given away, so cute!

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    225. Mandy says

      I love Mr potato head because it reminds me of when I was little and my kids play with it now and it makes me happy to say my mom played with the same toy!!

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    240. Krista says

      I’m loving all the new mr. potatoheads that are coming out! We have the easter one and the family in a bucket one. My kids love them!

      luvschweetheart AT gmail DOT com

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    250. Shannon says

      We always seemed to lose the ears when we were little. So our Mr. Potato Heads looked a little silly, but so much fun!

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    263. Linda Henderson says

      My grandkids love to play with Mr. Potato Head, especially since the Toy Story movies. One of my grandson’s favorites is the Darth Tater.

      seriousreader at live dot com

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    272. Trisha Lynn says

      I love that it sparks creativity! You dont have to do the norm you can put eyes as ears and mouths as eyes! Limitless!!

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    273. Lisa B. says

      I always had a Mr. Potato head growing up (I actually had a few) and my son is coming to that age where he’d love one as well.

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    291. Gladys Krasicki says

      My daughter is 12 y/o and she stills play with her Mr Potato Head she got from Walt Disney World about 8 yrs ago.

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