One Reviewer Wrote: “My son loves nature and animals. It looks pretty fake when it’s just sitting on the floor, but once it starts moving around, it may fool you occasionally, so you can count on your kids using this remote control spider for evil at least part of the time. The red eyes on this spider will light up for a jolt of terror when the lights are out. You can move it in three directions (forward, right, or left), and it even has a 360-degree spin mode for a little extra fun. This remote control has only three buttons, so it’s easier for children to understand than some others. They chase it around the house.”įor a simpler design in a robot spider, the Terra by Battat RC spider is more suitable for younger kids. One Reviewer Wrote: “My son loves it! The dogs love to see it running around. It is not a remote control spider that climbs walls, which probably is a good thing. It gives you basic moves of forward, backward, left, and right.
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The five-button remote is pretty easy to use and clearly marked, so younger drivers should be able to handle it. On the bottom, it has three very small wheels to propel it, so it will not go well on slick linoleum or thick, plush carpet. (Deep breaths, deep breaths.) The plastic bottom is hidden from view pretty well, giving this model a more realistic look. But it’s the bright blue eyes that’ll probably send you over the edge, especially if the kids are driving this thing toward you in a dark room.
This Tipmant spider is huge, as the body is about as big as the size of your adult hand, and the legs hang well over the edges of your hand. We might as well start our list of the best remote control spiders with the best mix of lifelike and creepy. But if this is a successful way to give your kids a healthy way to keep busy and love nature, it’ll be worth it.
These remote control spiders climb walls, move around on the floors, and are sure to enrage the family cat. Your kids already love the best remote control cars, so giving them a remote control spider seems like a win. Add to that any sort of electronic components and remote control capabilities and you’re set. So let’s just put our fears aside and admit that kids love anything that’s gross or scary or gross AND scary. And let’s admit, spiders do eat more annoying insects, so they really do have significant benefits to us and Mother Earth. After all, spiders may be scary to us, but they are fascinating to kids who love science and nature shows (the episode of Wild Kratts, Secrets of the Spider’s Web was pretty cool). Regardless of how intense your fear of spiders is, you probably don’t want to pass a fear of spiders on to your children. She also was a huge fan of Harry Potter books, so being able to survive some of those scenes in the books and movies with the giant spiders was quite the ordeal. I’ve lived with an arachnophobe for 18 years whose colossal fear of spiders has included middle-of-the-night terror attacks involving spider nightmares.
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