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Glow in the Dark Shirts for Kids and Adults
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- Grammy N.
- Pittsburgh
- freckles385
- Kingwood, TX
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Item not in your wishlistKids Say Anything Word-Changing Tee Previous Price$10.00 -Previous Price$25.005 stars out of 5 1
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5 stars out of 5
Kids love glow in the dark shirts!
Item is exactly as described and the kids love playing in the dark. The shirts are a fun activity for them to be creative on themselves rather than the walls!
5 stars out of 5
What a cool gift!
We ordered this for Christmas, and it is just as described! The glow pen is easy to use, and the glowing colors are vibrant. The only downside from my child's perspective is that it stays glowing a bit too long when she's ready to do a new picture, but the glow time (5-10 minutes) might actually be a bonus for some! We plan to get a few more for birthday gifts. #sweepstakes
5 stars out of 5
BEST GIFT EVER!
Awesome! This is the coolest shirt and a fantastic gift! My kid knew exactly what to do as soon as they opened it. Write anything and do it over and over. Yes! Washed beautifully. Super cute fun unique gift, will get for all the kids for holidays. Seriously genius!
Kids Say Anything Word-Changing Tee
5 stars out of 5
The reaction a Grammy only dreams of!
The glow-in-the-dark pillowcase with magic light pen couldn't have been a more unexpected surprise to my granddaughter! She understood the fun of it immediately and closed herself up in the dark powder room so she could write and draw on it. From there all we could hear was her squeals of, "OH, AWESOME!!" (The only "con" about the gift was that it didn't come with some way to bottle that reaction!)
4 stars out of 5
Very fun!
Super cute and science-y fun! I love the lanyard light so she can play with it at school with her friends. I wish the pink of the heart was a bit darker, so there would be more of a contrast between the writing and the background in natural light. It's awesome in the dark, but less practical