Today I was able to hold a Fuzzoodles Fiesta! When I invited my friends to come, their kids could NOT wait for the party. I felt like I lived under a rock, because I’d never heard of Fuzzoodles before.
We had a great time. Since it was a Fiesta themed party I served Tostitos with White Queso Cheese Dip, Quacamole, and a 6-layer dip. I also picked up some churros from El Burrito Loco. I definitely had a house full! I had 8 adults (including myself) and 20 kids, 7 and under. The kids were very impatient for the Fuzzoodle building to start! We tried to hold out until everyone got there, but it’s hard with that many kids chomping at the bit to get started.
I loved how colorful all the Fuzzoodle noodles are. I think it really draws the kids’ attention to them. They yell “come play with me!” One of the things I really like about this, is that there’s no batteries needed! The kids get to use their imaginations and create what they want! The accessories included are cute. Some of the feedback from the party, though, was that they were too heavy (makes your Fuzzoodle tip over) and that there could be more options. Other feedback was to give better instructions on how to make the creatures and make it easier to attach the accessories. Overall the majority of the people at the party rated it a 4 out of 5.
Buy It:
Fuzzoodles will be available at Walmart, Toys “R” Us, and online at www.buyfuzzoodles.com. They retail from $6.99-$19.99.
For some great ideas on how to Fuzzoodle, check out the “how to” videos and gallery at Fuzzoodles.com.
This party was done as a part of House Partypalooza. All opinions are mine and my friends.
awww how fun. My kids would luv to do that. I luv that they come out with such creative gifts and projects for kids to do
next time you can invite us over for all that fun