Just to let everyone know

[Lady Bumblebee]

Our 3 year old has a toon on test. We did this because it is easier for us to let most of you know to watch out for her, we also did not want to worry about other kids being mean to her because she can not read or write. We promise she will not be jumping in any elevators.. lol yet.... Her toons name is Princess a short maroon mouse. I'm sure she will be in ttc for a long time. She likes visiting ALL the store owners LOL .. She knows how to wave at this point and is doing great at trolley games( she is loving the trolley..there is a surprise). If anyone runs into a problem with her please pm me or Master Chip Wonderslam.

[Lily Twinkledoodle]

Lol. That's so cute! I've been on Test for only a couple of months now. When I first started on Test I had assumed that it was only adults playing and was suprised and happy to find all kinds of different players there. It is quieter and the Toon population there is made up of experienced and awesome Toons and I've been thinking it's the perfect place for my young daughters too.

My 6 year old can read and write and is quite a good player but spends most of her time with the Doodles and deleting and making new toons... (lol.) My 3 year old likes to go "swimming" at Donald's Dock and she tries very hard on the Trolley games (she knows she is not allowed to join other toons on the Trolley so as not to make it more difficult for them.) Although we supervise (by sitting next to) our kids when they play it's still reassuring to know that Test is a kinder gentler kind of Tooniverse.

[Lady Freckles]

Hey LB....I'll watch out for her and I'll be happy to play some trolley games with her if I see her. She needs beans so she can buy a Doodle to play with...hehe.

[Lady Bumblebee]

Originally Posted by Lady Freckles

Hey LB....I'll watch out for her and I'll be happy to play some trolley games with her if I see her. She needs beans so she can buy a Doodle to play with...hehe.

Well, I finally found a good use for the TOW phrases..lol she has a brand new doodle which she LOVES.. but she is talking about buying a new shirt (she takes after her mom)

she is out of ttc.. currently riding the boat in the dock. I can't tell you how cute it is to watch her. She loves talking to Mickey and Donald.

If she tells you to "jump" she thinks it means "hi" We only taught her to wave and to have her toon jump. We figured one thing at a time

[Colt]

Originally Posted by Lady Bumblebee

Our 3 year old has a toon on test...

Woo Hoo! Finally someone at my skill level!

I'll mind my manners and try to remember to bow in the presence of royalty.

[kirbyslaboratory]

That's good to hear my younger sisters aren't the only one's playing test toontown! I'll look out for your daughter, and even play some trolley games, too!

[Bnkzsahm]

I'll keep an eye out for her as well. My 5 year old likes to play my smallest test toon and does the same things, it's just too cute. She'd hang out in DD all day riding the boat if I let her! You can usually tell when a smaller child is playing a toon, mine jumps most of the time rather than walking and likes to follow other toons around. Luckily noone's thought of her "stalking" them as being weird yet, so she's still enjoying it. hehehe

Bnkzsahm

[kalan]

Originally Posted by Colt

Woo Hoo! Finally someone at my skill level!

Ditto, I will also keep an eye out for her. Let's say she will be a cog slayer by four!

[NanaSue]

Our 3 year old has a toon on test. We did this because it is easier for us to let most of you know to watch out for her, we also did not want to worry about other kids being mean to her because she can not read or write

My 3 and 5 yo grandsons both have TEST toons on my account for the very same reasons. They do not get to play very often...only when they have a "sleepover" at Nana's house. Currently I am fishing like crazy with them as they just must have that bathtub bed LOL. They have made many friends while hanging in TTC, but if past experience holds these toons will soon be gone for new ones. There is something about the make-a-toon/tutorial that they find fascinating.
In the mean time, a blue dog named "sparky" and a yellow cat named "Yellow Belly" will jump into any cog fight they see.

[Lady Poppenbubble]

Our 3 year old has a toon on test. We did this because it is easier for us to let most of you know to watch out for her, we also did not want to worry about other kids being mean to her because she can not read or write.

Sweet. Smart idea, test is full of nice toons.

If I see her, I can shrug and applause!...my toon is too new to dance with her yet!

Jill (Prof. Rotund - tall, rotund, lime and blue horse.)

[Lady Poppenbubble]

Oh, shoot, I meant to add...

Sometimes young people see things wrong with the game that us older people miss. Glad to have her here.

Jill

[Cuckoowackyzilla]

I would like to play with her but she LOVES doodles....sigh

[Lady Gwen]

J-my four year old plays. He likes to ride the boats in DD. I used to play this toon, however I got bored with him and gave to son. LOL.

[L Rubarb Rockensnook]

My 3 yo daughter just loves killing cogs. She has made a yellow bunny, but you really never know which toon she will choose to play. When her older sisters aren't home I give her the green light on playing their bigger toons...shhhh our little secret! She comes in and says, "Mom, I want to get some cogs." I help her log in, then off running down the streets she goes. She managed to find her way in to a 3s in DD the other day...suffice to say her little 16 laffer went sad, but she had a great time trying and thought it was funny when her bunny "melted in to the floor" and "was walking slow because she was green and sad." She also loves riding the "trolley bus" and even gets her sisters to join her in playing the games.

The next generation...hehe...look out coggies!

[Lady Bumblebee]

Originally Posted by L Rubarb Rockensnook

My 3 yo daughter just loves killing cogs. She has made a yellow bunny, but you really never know which toon she will choose to play. When her older sisters aren't home I give her the green light on playing their bigger toons...shhhh our little secret! She comes in and says, "Mom, I want to get some cogs." I help her log in, then off running down the streets she goes. She managed to find her way in to a 3s in DD the other day...suffice to say her little 16 laffer went sad, but she had a great time trying and thought it was funny when her bunny "melted in to the floor" and "was walking slow because she was green and sad." She also loves riding the "trolley bus" and even gets her sisters to join her in playing the games.

The next generation...hehe...look out coggies!

Thank you for understanding

She did this, She logged off her little mouse and logged on my husbands duck... saying I want to play the duckie now.. as we look she is running forward in the CHQ area..LOL (ok..enough of that..) She knows enough to pick a gag if she is in battle(although she may pick a higher level gag then cog..and oddly enough she alternates between squirt and throw(I say a natural))

She LOVES the emotions also.. We have only taught her to wave so far. Im also going to let her run one of mine is Master Chip is playing .. a tall black cat..name is B ooo kitty . I have to go buy some doodles today.. so she has plenty of pets .