Singamajigs &Ndash; The Hottest Singing Toy for Christmas 2010

Sing a ma jigs are a cross between a plush toy and a doll. There are currently 9 different models and they are all different colors with contrasting color clothes. They have a puffy mouth that changes shape to form a round “O” as they sing and chatter. Each Sing a ma jig has its own song, and babbles its own set of gibberish words. Just press on their tummies and watch the fun begin.

Kids love them because they are as full of fun and sound as they are cute and cuddly, and adults love them because they are the zaniest singing toy they have ever seen. You just can’t help laughing when you see them in action. These singing toys make great gag gifts for co-workers and are quickly becoming the gift of choice for fun-loving friends.

The most surprising feature of a Singamajig is that they are designed to harmonize with the sounds and songs from others when you have two or more together at once. When you press on their tummy their mouth forms that cute “O” and out comes a clear musical tone, and the more you have together at one time the more the tones blend into a perfect harmony. Not the cacophony of sound you might expect from a bunch of different singing toys all sounding off at once.

Mattel has already introduced 9 different Singamajigs with several more anticipated for the Christmas 2010 shopping season. They are named only by their color, but people are quickly giving them cute nicknames of their own, like Purple Myrtle, Red Ed, and Blue Lou.

 Here is a current list of Mattel’s line of Singamajigs, and the songs they sing:

• Mint Green – Sings “It’s Raining It’s Pouring”
• Light Blue – Sings “For He’s A Jolly Good Fellow”
• Red - Sings “Where, Oh Where Has My Little Dog Gone”!
• Yellow – Sings “Home on the Range
• Purple (new) – Sings “Oh! Susana”
• Orange (new) – Sings ” On top of old Smokey”
• Pink – Sings “Skip to my Lou”
• Teal - Sings “When the saints go marching in”
• Hot Pink - Sings “A Tisket A Tasket”

*Check out this Singamajigs Commercial to hear them sing and see them in action.

Single Singamajigs range from $14.99 to $19.99 each, with many stores offering 2-packs for $29.99 to $39.99. But like most of the toys on the Hot Toys for Christmas 2010 list, stores are having a hard time keeping them in stock, so don’t count on being able to just pop into the store and buy one. These zany new toys for Christmas 2010 are so in-demand that many stores already have half empty displays. This will certainly be more of a problem as the prime shopping season nears. Savvy shoppers are already turning to the online marketplace for the best prices and selections.

Get your Singamajigs with the direct shopping links that other smart shoppers use first to get their best discount wholesale prices – sometimes as low as ½ price, in the Singamajigs Christmas Shopping Guide.

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