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Whether you’re a closet stage mom or not, I think every parent would get a thrill by seeing their kids up on the big screen. With a cool company called Kideo, it’s possible! And no auditions or pressure on your kids to “keep smiling” required. Kideo is company that allows your child to be the star in his or her favorite cartoon such as Dora the Explorer, Spider-Man, Care Bears, Arthur and more. Though a simple process of uploading a photo of your child’s face onto the Kideo web site (you can also order a DVD through the mail), you simply select which cartoon your child will star in and Kideo handles the rest. Whether you think your child would enjoy bee-bopping alongside Dora, or battling evil villains with Spider-Man, imagine the delight in his/her eyes when you pop in the DVD and there they are, up on the big screen!
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The cost is very reasonable ($29.95 + $6.95 for shipping) and it will become a treasured keepsake that will be watched over and over (and over) again in your household. It would be great for birthday parties, and of course, with the holidays coming up, consider it as a unique and surely much more popular alternative to the latest toy fad that will soon end up in your basement. Visit Kideo HERE for more information.
Photos courtesy of Kideo and Gearlog
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