MooseDoo Doo Kangaroo Game. Feed Him Until He's Gotta Go! Grab The Donuts and Dodge The Doo Doos. Collect The Most Donuts to Win

This is exactly what my grandson wanted

Gross concept but so much fun to play haha

My daughter saw a commercial for this and thought it was hilarious! It's a fun, quick game that younger kids can easily catch on to.

Very simple game for younger-aged children . We gave the game to our 3 grandsons aged 7,5,2, The game is easily understood so all could participate. The younger ones enjoyed it the most. The game pieces of donuts on one side and “Pooh” on the other side and the collection plates are made out of a thin cardboard. These pieces should at least be laminated but would be better if they were made out of plastic. The kangaroo is made of soft and hard plastic and is of good quality. The sounds are appropriate. I thought the game may help the 2 year old to take more interest in potty training and yet be entertaining to the older brothers who are at the stage of thinking potty talk is funny.

bought for my 1st year teaching daughter. They have behavior issues. She thought w the 6 kids in the class it may lead to fighting and outbursts so we returned.We didnt open but I looked like a quality fun game and rules were interesting.I wanted to play it

My two toddlers absolutely love this game! It's so cute and fun!

This game isn’t very interesting. You just feed the kangaroo and eventually it poops. Some times it feels as if it’s stuck and will never poop. Not sure if that’s a defect or the way the game works. My kids don’t really like it even though it’s about poop

My nephew, who is 6, enjoyed playing this game with his sister and brother (7 and 4, respectively). My sister told me they had a ton of fun! *they live in a different state and it was my christmas gift to her oldest son