The first item displayed was the Nintendo amiibo, they are interactive figures that come to life with a simple tap to the Wii game pad. You have Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach and all the characters that you love, and the best part is that they are only $12.99.

For the collectors of the family, Tank said that you have to visit Gemr, a new collector’s website that you can buy sell, trade, and discover a variety of collector’s items. Gemr is free to sign up on the website and they are offering a promotion until Apr. 3, the more people you bring to sign up, give you more chances to win prizes such as T-shirts and gift cards.

For an educational twist, there is the Dino Pet, this is a science lesson and a pet all in one. It is filled with photosynthetic plankton, that during the day only need indirect sunlight and at night you take them in a dark room, shake the dino pet and the plankton turn into a blue color. Tank said its’ a great addition to mix up the Easter Basket.

She said parent’s should not be afraid to introduce technology to their children, stating that parents should make the technology experience interactive and learn with their children.