toys and games for 7 + boys

[BoltonLad]

GOOD NIGHT



going to bed










THANKS!

[BoltonLad]

Thanks for all the responses. He really enjoyed replying all the msgs on his own.

It made him to feel proud of himself. He went on telling his mum about his achievements..."had you ever posted anything on any forums when you were 7 yrs old? I got some responses too...Cool..isn't it"

He showed a very strange response on his face when he saw AK-47

[Cliphead]

Thanks for all the responses. He really enjoyed replying all the msgs on his own.

It made him to feel proud of himself.

He showed a very strange response on his face when he saw AK-47

He knows what an AK-47 is

I had a play with one of those things in the US a few years ago but that's another story...

[NickFitz]

GOOD NIGHT

[BoltonLad]

He knows what an AK-47 is

I had a play with one of those things in the US a few years ago but that's another story...

No... He had never heard of it. So he showed a strange look.

Before he asked for the website details from you...he looked in Amazon and Argos.

[dang65]

I've got a 7-year-old and a 9-year-old (amongst others) and they've both spent the last five or six weeks almost endlessly playing with Lego. We have got a lot of Lego, mind you, seeing as they've had a Lego set of one kind or other given to them pretty much every birthday and Christmas going back years (they have older brothers too).

So, yeah, I would say Lego is the most consistently entertaining kids' toy ever.

[Cliphead]

I've got a 7-year-old and a 9-year-old (amongst others) and they've both spent the last five or six weeks almost endlessly playing with Lego. We have got a lot of Lego, mind you, seeing as they've had a Lego set of one kind or other given to them pretty much every birthday and Christmas going back years (they have older brothers too).

So, yeah, I would say Lego is the most consistently entertaining kids' toy ever.

Have to agree with that

[AtW]

My bad, I do apologise I should not have mentioned AK-47, doing so is inexcusable

MP5 PDW on the other hand!

[OwlHoot]

any ideas?

NB:First post from 7 years old boy in CUK.. may be the youngest poster here using my id ... edited this after he submitted the thread.

Bow and arrow kit, if you have a garden and the "elf 'n sayfty" nazis haven't banned them by now.

Good fun, good exercise, and encourages a healthy dose of competitiveness and male agression

(and God knows, they'll probably need both in years to come)

[threaded]

Chemistry set.

I really enjoyed my Chemistry set when I was a kid, kept me occupied for ages.

But new ones are so tame in comparison.

Maybe find a really old one on e-bay, and renew-replace the chemicals.