TOADY - vote for the WORST toy for your children!

These innofensive toys should be damaging our kids childhood and inflicting violence, sexual, ... messages in YOUR kids.

Please be the one to stop this commercials and consume.

Vote till 28th NOVEMBER here:
http://www.commercialfreechildhood.org/actions/toady2011.html

And the nominees are:

"I Am T-Pain Mic
Retails for: $39.99
Recommended Age: 7+
(...)For just $39.99, this amazing microphone will transform the voice of your child to sound just like rap star and auto-tune aficionado T-Pain – and introduce him to T-Pain’s lyrical world of misogyny, drinking and drugs.(..)"

"WWE Colossal Crashdown Arena
Retails for: $38.99
Recommended Age: 6+

(...) toys are one of the primary ways that the WWE markets its unique blend of bullying, violence, homophobia, and misogyny to young children. (...)"

"Vinci Touchscreen Mobile Learning Tablet
Price: $479
Recommended Age: 4 and under
Can’t wait for the day your child starts tuning you out for technology?  Give your infant a head start with the Vinci, the first "iPad" designed especially for babies. (...) ... small price to pay for the tranquility that comes when your infant is virtually lobotomized. Make dinner in peace.  Better yet, go out for dinner.  The Vinci’s hypnotic apps are designed to guarantee that Junior won’t even know you’re gone. (...)"

"Monopoly - Coca Cola 125th Anniversary
Collector's Edition
Retails for: $39.99
Recommended Age: 8-10 years
(...) No more fighting about who gets stuck with the iron or the hat; choose from “collectible” tokens like a Coke bottle, Coke can, or even a Coke polar bear. (...) Recommended for ages 8 and up, even though Coke execs swear they do not target kids under 12.  Type 2 diabetes sold separately." 

  

  

"Monster High Ghoul Spirit Fearleading Doll 3-Pack: Draculaura, Cleo de Nile and Gholia Yelps
Retails for: $42.99
Recommended Age: 6+

(...) Behold the horrors of impossibly thin body types; recoil from the micro-mini-skirts, booty shorts, and fishnet stockings; shriek in frustration, because—in Mattel’s world—girls are always relegated to the sidelines. (...)"