Q Talk

[excpa]

for the dreaded Flash Pad to make its annual   interminable appearance?

[Meowingkitty]

I’m sure it’s on the schedule. I saw the train track thing the other day so flash pad can’t be far behind.

[birkin baby]

Haha!  With all the electronics  today,no kid wants a flash pad or boring train that goes in a circle. Dud toys!

[Kachina624]

Ye gad, you're right.  I knew we were missing something.  It just not Christmas at QVC without the Flashpad.

[makena]

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@birkin baby wrote:

Haha!  With all the electronics  today,no kid wants a flash pad or boring train that goes in a circle. Dud toys!

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I think you'd be surprised ... they can't be duds if they keep bringing them back.

[Sooner]

That awful thing should appear on the rip-off segment most local tv stations run.  I always feel sorry for the poor elderly and  uninformed who buy it for their kids, grandkids, great grandkids, etc. etc.  What a waste of money.

But if some of you love it, I'm happy for you.

[SunValley]

OMG, you jinxed us!!! Lol. Those demos are never ending. 

[ValuSkr]

I like when the hosts, particularly Jayne and Kerstin, play with the FlashPad.  They act like it's not only great fun but a workout.  

[on the bay]

Shhh!

Don't mention it and maybe they'll forget about it!

[BirdieGal]

Well...

Our 23 year old son is autistic with some developmental delays. We bought him two the year before last. One for here at home with us and one for him at his group home where he is during the week.

He loves it. In fact the owners of the company that run his home and many others bought two for each of their homes and they currently run 12.  

The day program where he works during the week doing meals on wheels, a screen printing business and other community services also bought several for the office to use during down time. 

I think they are kind of a nice throwback and something different from all the video games and electronics. He has those too and loves them. He loves his flash pad as well.