What's in Ned's Head Game product details page

This game was fun to play once or twice, but once my son learned the pieces, the challenge was gone. He liked to show it to his friends for the novelty, but it didn't hold their interest either.

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I am a special education teacher and have used Ned's Head as an activity to get student's to use a different part of their brain. My students love this game and ask to play it over and over again! I have used mine for years and it has held up well. I just gave it to my nephews that are age 6 and 5 and they LOVE it. You can make your own cards and put in objects from around your house to keep it interesting. Ned's Head makes a great gift at a reasonable price for all ages.

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This toy is great family fun that folks of all ages and abilities can play with next to no instruction. The "gross" factor of the items helps encourage boys to put down the video game remote long enough to join in. Everyone feeling for items at the same time makes for hilarious competition as players often feel the items they're searching for clutched in another player's hand. It's scream-out-loud funny. The head doesn't hold its shape real well right out of the box -- maybe its not s upposed to; everything about this toy is kind of weird looking. I pull this game out whenever one of my kids is hosting a sleepover.

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Typical boy loves all things gross! Absolutely loves this game! The gross factor makes it a big hit with all the boys ages 5-7!

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I bought this game for my girlfriends little boy and we all had a good time with it. The party would have been just another birthday party with Cake and Ice Cream but once her little boy opened this gift the party really got going. You could even think up different versions of this game to keep the action going for a long time. Its not a game you'll see sitting and not being played.

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We bought for our 5 year old nephew for his birthday and it was a huge hit! He loves it and wants to play it all the time.

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I gave this game as a gift for a boy turning 4. His quote: "Awesome, it's gross!!"

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Great easy game for younger children to play on their own and they love the gross factor! Highly recommend for a gift, too!

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I GAVE THIS TO MY GREAT NEWPHEW FOR HIS 4TH BIRTHDAY AND THE WHOLE FAMILY ENJOY PLAYING THE GAME.

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We received this game from Santa and my daughter has a blast playing this game and Horton game. the game is simple you give out cards say your ready, and then say "What's in Ned's Head". Then you look for the items in Ned's heard. The items in Ned's head giant ant, Ned's lunch, visiting Alien, spider, frog, dirty diaper, giant dirty q-tip, rat, screw, tongue, etc. The game is good for children 4 and up to 6, since it helps a child identify things without seeing the items, you have to feel them to identify them. Which is hard for children at this stage of life. The game also provide empty cards that give you the option to add your own objects. Which I believe is more for a children 6 and older to identify with. Some of the items in Ned's head is sticky like the bird poop with worms, but the rest of the items are all plastic. Ned's head is a tent like game that has openings in it's ears and mouth. I think it's a cute game for children who are not game people, and something that the family can enjoy playing. We play it about 3 to 4 times a day, and then play Horton game in between.

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