This holiday season, practical gifts are at the top of my list. I know my kids would love a way to stay connected with family members, especially those that live hours away. Every time we load up the car to go to their grandparents’ house, I see how excited my kids get. Unfortunately, with a significant road trip or flight between us, those visits don’t happen nearly enough. Lucky for us, Empath Interactive, Inc. has the perfect gift to keep our loved ones—or even us—connected with our kids. Let us introduce you to the ELFKINS Communications Robot.
This quirky little robot allows children to record messages to send to people within their (parent-approved) network. You hold the reins on the network, so you always know who your child is communicating with. Family members are able to respond at their leisure using the accompanying app. What makes this unique toy so special is that the child communicates with no screens—the voice recordings will come right through their ELFKINS robot.
Having the ability to let your kids send a message to someone the moment they think of it is priceless. If your child comes home from school excited about a particular event, he can immediately record a message to send to his grandmother, uncle or even mom who is away on a business trip. The person receiving the message can respond through the app, and the communications robot will play the message back complete with fun animatronic gestures that you can select from the app.
This season you can give the gift of interactive communication to your favorite little one whether they live near or far. Really it’s just as much a gift for all those family members your child will communicate with, too!
We included the ELFKINS Communications Robot in our 2017 Holiday Gift Guide and Giveaway. Enter now for your chance to win it and all the other items in our gift guide (over $3000 in prizes!).
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