Do you remember having a small
furry friend on hand in different colors? Do you ever remember having that
unidentifiable furry friend that speaks when you feed it, pet it or pull its
tail? If you can picture having at least one toy that resembles what I just
described then you’re obviously not a 90s kid like me. While the rest of the
people in my batch were obsessing over Barbie dolls and polly pockets since I
studied in an exclusive girls school, I was taking care of my little friend
called Furby. I remember naming it Madonna after the famous singer of ‘Like a
virgin’. I only realize now how awful the origin of my furby was. If I remember
it correctly, there was a time they stopped making it. Of course, I have no
basis for this. It’s either I outgrew playing it and just forgot about it or
they really did stop production on the darn cute thing. Regardless of how I
stopped hearing about it, the point is, I know about it again. Furby is back
and in a variety of colors. The furby stuffed animals I saw in Lazada PH are
available in yellow, purple and red. I
used to have one in brown if I’m not mistaken so I don’t know why they don’t
have it in the same color now. I was a bit of a tomboy growing up and I guess
having a toy that wasn’t either too girly or boyish helped straighten me out a
bit.
For those who think it’s lame or pathetic to
have one, you couldn’t be more wrong. Getting a furby resembles raising a child
because how you take care of Furby will reflect the kind of personality it will
have in the future. Furby is engineered to develop its own set of personalities
depend on how its owner raises it. When you first get one, just like a baby,
you won’t understand what its saying. They’ll be speaking in furbish but the
longer you have it and hopefully, take care of the cute thing, the better it
will become in speaking in English. Think of it as your very own 3D tamagochi
without actually having to give it a bath. Furby was given to me at a very
young age and I think it helped mold me into becoming the responsible person
that I am now. I remember how I would hate not understanding Furby and how much
time I’d spend just hanging out with it so it learns to speak faster. I took
care of it more than I took care of my pet dog which says a lot about how
attached I became to it. Parents should think about getting their child one
because it promotes a lot of things that the children of today can no longer
get from the toys they already have. A
child must be dedicated to take care of a small non-living fellow who acts like
it’s real. It’s a bit pricey but considering how well it can help train your
children, I think it’s worth every penny. I know it helped me when I was
younger.
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