These are quite clear in the Rizmo toy instructions, he has an eye colour chart but here are some details below. I kind of miss the stage of toys – my daughters are older (13 and 11) so tend to want stationary, clothes, tech and my son is 8 now, and he does still love toys but goes for Lego. He looked so cute and once again we were pleased we could follow the instructions to play with Rizmo again as an adult. I can see the pull of interactive toys, as it makes you really feel you are looking after something real! Introducing Rizmo, your new favourite pet who’s crashed down from outer space looking for a new home.

The instructions were very clear and it was great to see a toy that actually worked and did as the instructions said! She was fine to play with it, as I explained she couldn’t pull any of the parts and she had to be careful. Obviously we wanted to start to make Rizmo evolve to a child and to do this you have to feed him with music. I had to explain firmly to my excited 3 year old, not to yank on his legs and ears before he had evolved.Move him side to side, up and down and clap and his belly will change colours, depending on what you do. We have tested out a few on the blog in the past and we really thrilled to be reviewing Rizmo from Tomy.

My eldest spied itimmediately in a very generous gift we were sent from Tomy this year and wanted to try it out straight away.This was pretty funny, as we were watching a film and suddenly he started making all these crazy noises!