I’ve seen jokes about this under the heading “Bad Idea Toysâ€, but this is real! The GR8 TaT2 Maker, a “tatoo†making toy for kids.
Open up your very own pretend play tattoo parlor. This easy-to-use tattoo maker kit includes an electronic tattoo pen and funky stencils. Using soft, safe pulsating action, the tattoo pen creates realistic, washable designs with dramatic effects. Requires two AA batteries (not included).
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--TwoDragons
I think what everyone is upset about is that this company is promoting something that is completely negative---bottom line. What good does a child learn from this? Do you want your child to take over the family business or go to college and get a real job? Next time you consider insulting all those who disagree with the production of this "tattoo gun", I would strongly suggest you take another look at what you write and correct the spelling mistakes.
I will not let my kids play those stupid games where they learn to kill and beat and rape. That is why we have all the violence in schools now.. Come on people let ur kids us their imagination one once.. Get them out from in front of the stupid TV and give them something to use their minds and hands on.. If u don't like the toy don't buy it,.. and stop running ur mouth. It is a simple as that, get a life!
Im a tattooist, my wife and I are both college educated. We would rather have our 3 year old son use his creativity than to be a vegetable in front of a box.
As far as the profession and the notion of "go to college and get a real job?" Well, Ive already covered our education, as far as my fake job the current rate is between $100-$125 and hour. I get to spend more time with my family in a week than your husband does in a month; and I probably make more money to boot.
If my sons continue their interest in art and tattooing I would be happy to "teach them the family business"
Maybe in the future my one of my boys will put a nice little tramp stamp on your daughter :-)
While he smiles at the idea he does what he loves, doesnt work in a cubicle and makes more money.
Let your kids be kids as long as possible!
I think the culture you are brought up in depends alot about your views on tattoos. If your brought up in a bible thumping purity is everything home. well then f*ck yeah, your not going to like tattoos. From a parent to other parents i think of it this way my daughter could be doing something 100 times worse then getting a tattoo.
Me and my husband are punks we've been in many bands, taken my daughter to shows, she has seen all our friends with tattoos... so my daughter is used to being around our life style and tattoos is nothing new to her. I remember the first time she noticed all my tattoos. She came into my room while i was changing my clothes. she did a whole mommy imitation thing, put her hands on her hips and told me "mommy we color on paper not ourselves!" (something we had to tell her a few months before when we brought markers into her life for the first time). So for christmas we purchased one of these toys off of ebay for my daughter. She loves it and she always wants us to draw on her shoulders so she can "have tattoos like mommy" or she will draw on herself and come out to show us her new "tatts" as her father taught her to say haha.