Media, Tech & Reviews
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Product Review of Skechers Toddler’s Shoes Blue Z Strap with Lights
Read my other reviews of Skechers here: Product Review of Women’s Shape-ups Liv – Happy Mary Jane Sneakers Product Review of Boys Skechers Hot Light Product Review of Skechers Pro-TR 1 Jordan actually received this pair of Skecher’s Blue Z Strap when he was only 6 months old, so obviously I could not test them on him that time. Now finally, he can walk about and wear them at nearly 16 months old. Apparently, Jordan is a shoe loving boy. I mentioned during the last shoe shopping trip at Skechers that he cried when we removed the shoes and tried to walk out the shop with the new pair of…
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iPad App Review: Little Critter Collection #2
Recently I downloaded the Little Critter Collection #2 for Josiah to read in his free time. This app is special as it has 10 books inside not one for a price of USD12.99. Usually, one Little Critter book cost USD1.99 so this collection of all the best books is worth it. I also like that I don’t have all the icons cluttering my iPad Screen as all the books are in 1 app. I did not realise Josiah loves the Little Critter series until he started reading this app. Mind you, I do not have to tell him there’s a new app, or make him sit down to read. I…
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Shopping Experience at Skechers Pavilion KL
A couple of weeks ago, I received another email from Skechers asking me to review their Lifestyle shoes. I had previously reviewed their shoes for my whole family just last year and I am quite convinced this is the brand I’ll ever wear in my life. The great thing is that Skechers have shoes for any age group and for any purpose, from professional sports, running, walking to casual and even formal shoes. Even when I am not buying shoes, I always walk into a Skechers store whenever I pass by one as their customer service is excellent. The customer service will give you full service whether or not you…
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iPad App Review: Dr Seuss Short Stories Collection
If you only can get one Dr Seuss ipad app, I’d really recommend this one as it is very worth it with 8 classic stories, and I must say, I love all the short stories. 1) The Big Brag – A rabbit and a bear both boast that they are the “best of the beasts” only to be humbled by a mere worm who sees “the two biggest fools that have ever been seen!” 2) Gertrude McFuzz – A young bird named Gertrude obsessed to be prettier learns a valuable lesson about accepting and believing in oneself. 3) I Can Lick 30 Tigers Today! – A boastful young cat learns…


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