We all know Audi for their sleek styling and well-designed cars. But, I bet you’ve never seen an Audi like this one! That’s because, unlike the rest of the Audi line, this Audi is a toy. It was unveiled last week at the International Toy Fair, and was the second time that Audi showed at the fair in Nuremberg.

This is no little matchbox machine, either. While the Audi C e-tron isn’t your usual motor vehicle vehicle, it is a child-sized pedal-powered toy about half the size of the car it’s modeled after, the Audi C Silver Arrow. The C e-tron does have a motor, and will go up to speeds of almost 19 miles per hour, which makes it a pretty powerful little toy. The motor is also electric, and can last up to 15 hours on a single charge. Right now, it’s still in the concept stages, but you can bet that a little speed demon you know is going to have this on her wishlist faster than you can say “mass production”.

Now, children can enjoy rich stereo sound quality when watching DVDs or even listening to the radio in a car. Designed with custom sized ear-cups, auto power off feature and comfortable padding, kids of all ages will suddenly start enjoying rides in the car!

The wireless car headphones are specifically designed for children so they may enjoy a variety of audio content, including DVDs, MP3s, game players and even the radio. The best part about these headsets is the fact that you can simply purchase a wireless transmitter and the kids can continue enjoying the headphones around the home. Each headset features volume control on the ear cup and are designed for children ages two years and older. The headset does use two AAA batteries, which are not included.

The wired headset offers similar quality sound and can even be brought on the plane when traveling. Like the wireless set, these are also designed for children ages two and up. This headset features a built-in independent volume control and includes a volume limit adapter cable.

Laurie Peterson founded the company as a mother who had purchased toy products for her children, including headphones, binoculars, and flashlights only to find they were poorly manufactured, using substandard if not even dangerous components and materials. Tired of purchasing toys and unable to afford to give her children the “adult” versions of these products, she realized the demand for high-quality, fully functional and ergonomically designed products that are value-priced and in the sizes and styles kids love. For more information, visit www.gearforkidz.com.

For a mere $9,000 you too can enjoy the 16′ water slide that usually reserved for camps and resorts.  Made of commericial-grade polyester fabric between two thick layers of PVC, the Water Play Side will not only be a water sensation but also dependably sturdy and safe.

Just add, well, water.

Wow!   Most folks are good with a 5-inch gingerbread cookie, but for those kids you just can’t please try the 5-Foot Tall Edible Gingerbread Toy Soldier Cookie this holiday season. 

This truly ginormous sweet treat will tower over your Christmas child & please them to all get-out, to be sure.  For just $300 you can treat the little one you love with a cookie that keeps on giving, for years & years it would seem.  Made with unbleached white flour, honey, sugar, cinnamon, allspice & the perfect amount of cloves, this soldier will taste as good as he looks.

Make sure to be prepared for the extra $100 bucks you’ll have to dish out for delivery.  Making this cookie a $400 investment.  Worth it?  You tell me.

Via:  FAO Schwarz

Anyhoo, back to the Williams-Sonoma Personalized Gingerbread House.  This gingerbread house kit puts the other such kits to shame.  The structure is constructed of a very yummy cookie dough that has been enhanced with molasses, honey, brown sugar, cinnamon, ginger & allspice.  Woah, this baby has it all!  The home also features a beautifully decorated exterior with white icing, gumdrops & peppermint sticks.  But what makes this gingerbread house leave all the others in the holiday dust, is that you can personalize this one with your name or any other word up to eight letters, sorry to anyone with an exceptionally long name.  Cost, $49.

You can build a fort, a playhouse, a space ship, your imagination is the only limiting factor with the Spaceframe.  Made of a 100% recyclable polyester material that is safe for kids of all ages, the Sapceframe is the newest dimension in building blocks, you can no do 3-D!

The Spaceframe gets a Blavish pair of enthusiastic thumbs up!  Cost, $170.

Are your kids a little wired?  Need to release them to a bit of exercising before bedtime?  Well, have we got just the thing for you, a treadmill just for kids.

The Kid Treadmill is the perfect height for children and features a normal treadmill display to indicate your speed & the distance covered.  The speed can be adjusted to suit the level of exertion you need from your child, or how much time off you need to watch your shows.  Cost, $100.  Not too bad for a healthier babysitter than the TV.

Via: Medgadget

Well look no further than the Talking & Singing Toothbrush.  This toothbrush specifically designed for the kids plays a song or voice recording when they are brushing their teeth.  A built-in sensor activates a recording upon detection of brushing motions allowing your children to enjoy the fun of a singing toothbrush so they never put it down.

Via:  UberGizmo

The large mouse buttons on the Reed Kana cater to kids’ developing motor skills, but if you’re like me I am still trying to perfect those skills.  Reed Kana comes in multiple fun colors & is designed to take the wear & tear kids can do on a daily basis.  Cost, $20. 

I had ThunderCats & the truly outrageous Jem t-shirts, kids today have super cool iPod t-shirts. 

Babies & toddlers can now look like the latest catwalk fashions with these Freddy Says t-shirts.  From an iPod dangling down you neck to a banana sticking out of your pocket, these shirts totally rock & I wish they came in my size- I think it would be the only iPod I could afford anyway.  General cost, $30.