Robosapien Robot
Is it just my dog that is afraid of the Toy Robot thing?
I think your Robosapien or something, but my question is, is just my dog?
Do you have to move by itself or make noises? The dog can be like "wtf! OO" It's probably afraid of her. : D
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Rare Green Robosapien Robot Wow Wee Toys 2004 No remote $43.92 |
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Robosapien RS Media Robot by WowWee $150.00 |
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2 Robosapien Robots $75.00 |
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Radio Shack Remote Control green dancing Walking Robot ” robosapien ” $49.99 |
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Wow Wee Robosapien Talking Robot w/ remote control very cool! $99.99 |
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Hasbro/Playskool Robosapien Junior Robot Brand New Sealed NIP HTF -CG1615 $49.99 |
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Tri-Bot Robot Wow Wee Toys Robosapien Tribot NO REMOTE $28.80 |
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Mini Robosapien Robot Toy $3.00 |
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2004 MINI ROBOSAPIEN ROBOT…WALKS, Eyes Light UP..WowWee ltd $0.99 |
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Robot Mini ROBOSAPIEN Battery Operated Robot Wowwee MIB 2009 $8.99 |
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Wowwee Robosapien V2 Humanoid Robot Remote Control $1.54 |
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WowWee Robosapien V2 Humanoid Robot Manual $0.99 |
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WowWee Robosapien V2 Humanoid Robot For Parts or Repair $5.50 |
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WOW WEE ROBOSAPIEN 14″ ROBOT TOY WITH REMOTE CONTROL HUMANOID $19.95 |
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Family of Tree Robosapien Remote Control Robots with Remote,clear ones are new ! $199.00 |
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Battery Operated Robot – Black & White 2004 WowWee 7″ Tall “ROBOSAPIEN” $5.00 |
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NEW Nano Minis Roboraptor & Robosapien by Wowwee Robotics $10.50 |
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WowWee Robosapien Robot NO remote White $24.99 |
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WOW WEE ROBOSAPIEN ROBOT NO REMOTE $25.00 |
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WowWee 14″ White & Black Robosapien Robot NO REMOTE CONTROL $24.99 |
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Walking Robot 14″ by WowWee 2004 Robosapien Works Great w/Remote $44.99 |
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Robosapien Robot & Remote Control by WowWee Toys $110.00 |
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WowWee Robosapien Humanoid Toy Robot with Remote Control $55.00 |
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WowWee Robosapien Humanoid Toy Robot w/ REMOTE & MANUAL $65.00 |
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Brand NEW Wow Wee Robosapien Toy Robot Remote Control NEW IN BOX wowwee NIB $195.00 |
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WowWee RoboSapien Humanoid Toy Robot with Remote Control 14″ inch $69.99 |
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Wowwee Robosapien Humanoid Toy Robot $55.00 |
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Robosapien Rare Chrome Robot WIth Remote & A Copy of the Manual $138.85 |
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Wow Wee Robosapien Shiny Blue – Rare Collectible Robot With Remote & Manual $149.85 |
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Nano Minis Roboraptor and Robosapien by Wowwee Robotics $16.05 |
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Robosapien V1 Replacement Right Hand – Wowwee Robot Hand WORKS! $10.00 |
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Robosapien V1 (or V2) Replacement Battery Cover – Wowwee Robot Compartment Cover $10.00 |
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WOWWEE LARGE ROBOSAPIEN HUMANOID ROBOT & REMOTE CONTROL EXCELLENT COND EUC $69.99 |
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Wow Wee Red ROBOSAPIEN W/ Remote Control & Mini Robot Complete Set $84.99 |
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NEW WowWee Robosapien V2 Robot with Remote Control Tilden Signature Series $299.99 |
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Rare Green RC control Roboraptor Robosapien Dinosaur Robot $57.95 |
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WOWWEE Remote Controlled Full Size TRIBOT Robosapien Toy ROBOT R/C Remote EXC $55.00 |
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ROBOSAPIEN ROBOT WOW WEE 14″ W/ REMOTE, USERS MANUAL CUP ROBOSAPIAN $69.99 |
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WOWWEE ROBOTICS NANO MINI COLLECTIBLE POSEABLE FIGURINES ROBOSAPIEN & ROBORAPTOR $8.99 |
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WowWee Robosapien Humanoid Toy Robot With Remote Control Version 1 FREE S/H $59.99 |
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WOW WEE 2004 ROBOSAPIEN RARE CLEAR BODY 7 INCH BATTERY POWERED ROBOT $30.00 |
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WowWee Robosapien Humanoid Toy Robot with Remote $49.99 |
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Working Wowwee Robosapien Robot Humanoid NO REMOTE CONTROL Black & White $24.95 |
Good Rewards for Kids
Parents always like to see their kids succeed, whether it’s in school, sports, or just completing tasks that teach responsibility, such as chores. And often, if the completion of the task itself isn’t enough of a reward, parents will provide an added incentive. Giving kids something that they want in reward for their success is often a great motivator. We just have to make sure we avoid rewarding them with things that aren’t appropriate, such as music with parental advisories, violent movies or videogames, or even candy (as too much of this can lead to health problems). To help you choose the right reward, we have compiled a list of some exciting, yet reasonable, rewards for your child’s accomplishments.
<b>Age-appropriate books</b>
This reward is a great way to set your child up for even more success later on. Reading helps children learn grammar and vocabulary, and exposes them to new ideas and information. The National Education Association has compiled a great list of the best children’s books, and this age-appropriate list is available online. Some favorites include the very popular Harry Potter series, the Narnia books by C.S. Lewis, the Redwall series by Brian Jacques, The Giving Tree and Where the Sidewalk Ends by Shel Silverstein, Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise Brown. There are many good books that your children will love out there.
<b>Building Materials</b>
If you want your child to be a creative, and someday be an engineer or an architect, this would be yet another reward that could serve double duty as an educational toy. Classic toys like Tinkertoys, Lincoln Logs, Play-Doh, Lite Bright, Legos or erector sets are all good toys that help build ideas and imagination.
<b>Tech Toys</b>
If you want to take a step up from the more classic building toys, tech toys are the way to go. With advances in computers and robotic technology, there are some fun and educational sets out there. For example, Robosapien models are available in several varieties. Or if your child wants to build their own robot, Lego has a Mindstorm kit that will really make them think and be a lot of fun. Or, you could go with a more classic toy, like Simon.
<b>Plush Animals</b>
This old favorite has gotten even better as plush toys have gotten even more realistic. Always a great companion, they can also stimulate a child’s curiosity about the natural world. Do you remember your favorite stuffed animal as a child? Chances are you wanted to find out more about real bears, rabbits, or dogs. Plus, plushies are very nonviolent and safe, and we don’t ever really grow out of them. Even as they get older, the toys can be used to decorate a bedroom or college dorm.
<b>Games</b>
Classic games like Risk, Battleship, chess, Life, or any number of card games can help develop social skills, plus there lots of fun and a great thing to do with friends or family. And depending on ages, there’s all sorts of choices. For example, the Settlers of Catan is a great board games for older children. Or if your child loves video games, there are options that don’t contribute to their couch potato-ism. The Nintendo Wii has games that encourage physical movement and exercise.
<b>Art Supplies</b>
Who doesn’t want to encourage artistic skills in their children? Things like crayons, magic markers, and lots of paper are a great reward for a child who completes their chores. Paint is also a great option, just make sure that if the child is young the paint is water-soluble because it’s easy to get it on clothes.
So there you go. There are many ideas beyond violent video games and non-educational movies. Remember, positive reinforcement usually contributes to a happier home life than punishments, so these age appropriate rewards can really encourage success!
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