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Want to introduce your kids to the concept of responsibility? Without boring them with the “heavy talk?”
You may want to buy them Hatchimals dragon, a magical creature living inside an egg. But, before your kids can get their hands on it, they have first to take care of the egg, wait for them to hatch, and raise them once their out.
So, that will be teaching your kids how to look after somebody. Kids will learn patience, and how to be nurturing without going on and on with the boring stuff.
What you’ll be buying is an egg, the largest will be 8 x 10 x 6 inches. The fun part is that the egg won’t hatch on its own. The kids need to regularly care for it until the Draggle Hatchimals came out of the shell.
No one knows what kind of Hatchimals dragon is inside. It will be a surprise for the whole family! Every one needs to wait for it to hatch.
Your kids need to hold and rub the egg. Ask them to knock on it, and the Draggle Hatchimals will tap back.
Have your kids hold the egg close to their ears to hear the dragon’s heartbeat. The dragon will also make cute low sounds.
Ask your kids turn the egg upside down and the dragon’s eyes will light up from inside.
Now, here’s the most precious thing: If the Draggle Hatchimals’s eyes light up in rainbow colors, it is ready to come out!
Remember: Hatching happens only once so be sure your kids are there when it happens!
Once out, Hatchimals dragon can be taught how to walk, dance, play games, and more!
Your kids can watch them grow from being a baby to toddler to kid. It can even repeat what your kids say!
All you need now are 2 AA batteries to keep it going. Enjoy!
| Recommended Age | 5+ |
| Battery Type | 2 AA |
| Weight | 1.98 pounds |
| Manufactured By | Hatchimals |
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