MeadowSlime™ Racers | MontiMeadow

My son grabbed this out of the box and didn't look up for two hours. He drew roads, wiped them off, drew new ones. At one point I realised the iPad had been sitting there untouched the entire time. That never happens. I ordered a second one for his cousin the same night.

My daughter set up a whole "slime garage" on the kitchen table — different roads leading to different spots. She's 7 and has been playing with this every single day after school. The USB charging is brilliant, no AA batteries disappearing around our house anymore.

I was skeptical before but now i feel like the best investment i have ever done. Henry plays a lot with it, in fact its been month now and still keep playing with it.
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Bought this not fully knowing what it did. Watched the video once and ordered immediately. My son is 6 and has genuinely never been this focused on a non-screen activity. He's drawn figure eights, spirals, zigzags. Yesterday he tried a road that went around his water bottle. It worked.

Got this for my nephew's 8th birthday. Within five minutes every kid at the party had abandoned what they were doing to crowd around the table and watch Sunny race. His mum has already ordered two more. Nothing else at the party got a second look.

I was sceptical. Slime that a car drives on? Sounds like it'd last five minutes before falling apart. Three weeks later my kids are still drawing new roads every day. The slime is way less messy than I expected and peels off the table cleanly. Genuinely impressive.

She spent twenty minutes explaining to her dad exactly how the sensor follows the slime, why you need to make the lines thick enough and how curves work differently to straight roads. She worked all of that out herself. This toy is doing something special.

Charged Sunny in about 40 minutes, drew a road, switched it on. My son watched it race the first road in complete silence then immediately wiped it clean and started building a bigger one. Zero setup drama. Zero instructions needed.

Getting my son to focus on anything for more than ten minutes is a daily challenge. He sat at the kitchen table for 45 minutes straight drawing roads and racing Sunny. Didn't ask for his tablet once. His teacher noticed a difference in his focus the next day. I'm not exaggerating.

Fellow parents, you know exactly why I'm telling you this. I stood on Sunny at midnight on the way to the bathroom. Soft, flexible, no damage done. My daughter has had this for a month and it still works perfectly. The quality is way better than I expected for the price.

My daughter drew a slime road that looped around her sandwich and apple at the dinner table and made Sunny race around her actual food. I should have told her off. Instead I took a video. Ten out of ten parenting from me.

He figured out that tight curves made Sunny slow down and wide curves kept the speed up. Then he started testing different road shapes to see which was fastest. He's 9. He spent an entire Saturday doing self-directed physics experiments and called it playing. I called it brilliant.

My two kids, aged 6 and 9, take turns designing roads and racing. The 9-year-old designs, the 6-year-old draws the slime. They've been collaborating for three weeks without a single argument about whose turn it is. If you have siblings in your house, just buy two sets.

Brought MeadowSlime™ Racers to a family dinner. My son drew a road on the tray they gave us and raced Sunny the entire time we waited for food. No meltdown, no phone, no "I'm bored." The couple next to us asked where we got it. Only at MontiMeadow apparently.

I almost didn't buy it because of the price. I'm so glad I did. My kids have played with this more than anything else we've bought this year combined. The slime refills are easy to find and the car still works perfectly after a month of daily use. Genuinely one of the best toy purchases I've ever made.