Pokemon Christmas Shopping and Gifts

My son, my daughter and their two cousins have asked for Pokemon things on their Christmas list. What in the heck can I give them? So I made a list. Here are the things that a pokemon enthusiast might like for Christmas (and possibly not yet have.)

Pokemon drawing books are great for the artist who loves Pokemon. My six year old daughter would enjoy this.

The latest Pokemon board game is actually a DVD game. Can't decide to get your Pokemon enthusiast a game or a DVD? Here's the best of both worlds. All my kids would like this.

If your little Piplup can't get enough Pokemon, or wants to have something to do when his gameboy run out of batteries, here's a book chalk full of Pokemon - only if you can find them. In the same vein as Where's Waldo, Let's Find Pokemon offers hours of fun Pokemon seeking.

Has your Pokemon catcher got an iPod? If so, she can listen to ten years' worth of Pokemon music on her headphones. Over, and over, and over again.

This way, kids can enjoy Pokemon, even when they are asleep.

And finally, for those times it's hard to get the kids to put down the DS and do something, oh, I don't know, like reading... there's Pokemon chapter books.


Happy holiday shopping!

Son Who Loves Pokemon Is Also an Engineer

This year, at the top of my son's X-mas gift list is the I-Coaster. It's sold out pretty much everywhere. We found out with a little bit of Google research that our local Target has "limited quantities." My husband has to go to the Target shopping center anyway to get a suit from Men's Wearhouse. Should I fight the crowds tomorrow for this thing? I'm considering it. Oh, what we do as parents for the things our kids want for Xmas.

Pokemon Center Photos

If you happen to be in Tokyo, stop by the Pokemon Center. Here are some pictures to get you drooling.