Would you buy your child a Toy Tattoo machine for christmas.?.
By HomerBundy
@HomerBundy (1325)
United States
19 responses
@magikrose (5429)
• United States
27 Oct 06
There is NO way I would get my kids one of thoes. They have NO educational value what so ever. Who ever gets it for there kids in my opnion is crazy. I am sorry but that is my opnion.
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@HomerBundy (1325)
• United States
27 Oct 06
first of all i believe all myLoters should respect everyones opinion...
there could be some educational value in it...a member stated that her son is into art...this could help develop those interests in a good way...i wouldn't call her/him crazy for wanting their child to pursue their talents and interests...
but it is your opinion and i hope we all respect it...
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@HomerBundy (1325)
• United States
10 Nov 06
ha...better hope he doesnt find out about it then...
thanks for your response...
@Weasel_Sponge (1069)
• Canada
27 Oct 06
I would get one for my husband because he loves stuff like that-I already have tattoos, but he does really fancy and intricate henna designs for me for special occasions (or just because!), or designs with glue-on body crystals, and I think the a temporary tattoo machine would be awesome for him! He already has his neice and some of her friends asking him to "do them up" for their prom this year. (I do make-up as well-we could start out own business :)
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@shelbistar (545)
• Australia
6 Nov 06
no not for my children as they are too young but i'd get one because im too scared of the real thing and when you get sick of it you can get rid of it...
@desertdarlene (8910)
• United States
24 Apr 08
I haven't seen this toy. I don't have a child, but I seem to remember getting temporary tattoos all the time when I was a kid. They were fun. I was pretty educated by my parents as to what the difference between them and real tattoos were and that real tattoos are permanent and can't be washed off. Also, I was warned about the health risks. So, I don't think they had anything to worry about if they were to get me this toy.
I think for kids between 9 and 13, this would be fun as long as their parents talk to them about the difference between these and real tattoos.
@HomerBundy (1325)
• United States
28 Oct 06
would you take it as a gift.?.
if it broke would you have a fit.?.
would you let him play with it.?.
@HomerBundy (1325)
• United States
25 Oct 06
i dont know if they're in stores or not...i just heard about it tonight...i posted a picture of it above...
@pumpkinjam (8769)
• United Kingdom
27 Oct 06
I have seen that kind of thing. My son is really into ll sorts of art so I might buy one for him but I don't like the look of tattos, real or fake so that would put me off.
@HomerBundy (1325)
• United States
27 Oct 06
this could be a great toy for him...it could spark more interest in art...i believe it comes with templates and that could help develop his creative side...let us know if you get him one and if he likes it...have a great day...
@HomerBundy (1325)
• United States
27 Oct 06
i wish i had a kid so i could buy him/her one...then i could play with it...HA...
@HomerBundy (1325)
• United States
27 Oct 06
do you think it is a good toy for children to have.?.
thanks for your response...
@HomerBundy (1325)
• United States
25 Oct 06
i just heard about them tonight...i would assume target, walmart, toys r us would carry it...if not i looked it up on Amazon and saw them there for $14.99 + shipping i think...
@HomerBundy (1325)
• United States
27 Oct 06
HAHA...i can just picture a kid "practicing" his tattoo'n skills on his baby sister...HA...best response...
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@HomerBundy (1325)
• United States
27 Oct 06
for some reason i cant mark any best responses...but when i can...pencil for you kati...im still laughing...
"justin, didn't i tell you to stop tattoo'n chinese symbols on your sister.?., she is not a dragon..." HAHAHA...
@HomerBundy (1325)
• United States
27 Oct 06
im not exactly sure how it works...i may look for one this weekend at Target or Walmart...im kind of curious to see how it works and if its cheaply made...
@Lauraleigh99 (4718)
• United States
25 Oct 06
Depends on how old your child is. It sounds kinda cool though. As long as he is in the right age group
@unnamed0003 (489)
• United States
25 Oct 06
I never seen that new Toy... but I guess it doesn't sound good to me, I mean... those kind of toys sounds like not for kids.
@sirensanssmile (3764)
• Netherlands
6 Nov 06
Yeah why not? I don't have kids but still, why not? It is a toy. It must be quite a messy toy. heh
I like the real ones better myself. Oh so addicting.
@wahmbuddy (391)
• Canada
25 Oct 06
I haven't seen it, but I've heard of it. and yes I would get one for my son. what's it called "iTattoo"?
@HomerBundy (1325)
• United States
25 Oct 06
yeah, its called iTattoo...looks kinda neat...kids will just draw on themselves if you tell them "No"...HA...so might as well get them one...
@shaggin (72244)
• United States
26 Apr 11
I havent bought one and I wouldnt buy a child one but my sister did buy my daughter one. The one she got was broke so it had to be sent back and the manufacturer sent another one. My daughter loved it. All the kids who have played with it have loved it. Its probably no worse then letting your kids wear temporary tattoos.