Toy for 6 Year Old, What Is a Mooshini (Sp?)

Our wow gift for our 5.5 year old this year is Wii...

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It's a fushigi and Walmart sells it. Ours has it for $19.99.

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Lego, legos, and more legos for my 6 year old. If there is something you boy's into, there's probably a Lego kit for it.

I did a google on "ball toy TV", figuring maybe he saw it on TV. From that search, I think he may mean the Fushigi Gravity Ball? Looks like it's $20 at Sears. Sounds like he may be a kid who'd like a magic kit too?

Lots of issues ordering it directly, according to this (so if you buy go Sears or Amazon or WalMart):
http://www.asseenontvonsale.com/fun-and-toys/fushigi-ball/

There is something called "HexBugs Nano" that is real popular with kids, and at that age now.
Amazon has it or Brookstone or E-bay.
Not expensive.
Real fun. My kids like theirs.
Its pretty cool.

Or what about a bike? For a 'wow' gift?

Or legos
or Hotwheels cars with a race track
or, Imaginext toys

ASK him to describe that "Mooshini" ball he keeps talking about and ask him what it does? If it is "juggling"? Fushigi balls.... are on a tv commercial. Amazon has it too or E-bay. It is about "contact juggling." Which a person has to learn to do it.... first. The ball comes with a video, teaching how to 'juggle' with it....

Its a fushigi ball. :)

It is a Fushigi Ball as others have mentioned..my 6 year old wants one, too (way too many commercials on Cartoon Network at grandma's house).

It is sort of a juggling type ball...that being said...My child and yours...unless incredibly gifted, talented, or willing to put in the time to learn it...will probably never really get it to manuever the way you see on the commercial (I foresee some serious frustration on my very impatient son's horizon)...but for $20 I figure what the heck. He hasn't asked for too many things and honestly...maybe this will lead to a huge career with Cirque du Soleil or Blue Man Group ;)!

PS: I am having a hard time with the wow gift, too...since there isn't that much my son gets excited about that I would actually purchase. I know some cool gifts for his older brother in the past were hockey skates, speed skates, electric guitar - used, acoustic guitar, Legos, Magnetix (my kids play with these constantly), and goofy stuff like a Marshmallow gun, science kits like making a volcano that erupts, making crystal kits, etc.

My son (4) has asked me some times, when he is watching TV for this ball, I think it is the same thing.
Could it be fushigi ball?
https://www.fushigiball.com/default.aspx?MID=744124

Even I am sending the link I think you can find it at Toys R Us, Walmart or Target. I think I saw it in one of this stores.

Hope you find it.

Don't waste your money. My sister bought both of her girls (11 and 8) one and they couldn't figure it out.

here is the website to give you more info on it, there is also videos of what they showed in the comercial...
https://www.fushigiball.com/default.aspx?mid=742426

We are getting our 5 year old a dsi xl this year. Her birthday is friday, so we didnt to do to much this month.

If they like to build..and like cars...looka t Automoblox minis. I get them either online or at my local Barnes and Noble or Creative Kidstuff (local trendy toy store. They are fantastic wooden toy cars that come part and can rebuilt into new car creations. Not sure if they are, but have that European toy design..clean lines and such. I have been buying for all the little boys in my life, ages about 3-8 at this point, and all love them. For Christmas this year I am starting some off and adding to others collections with some fancier ones (street rod looking ones). Its a gift, that if they like, can be added to over time as they are all interchangeable to make new creations....very cool! My hubby wants some! LOL

http://www.automoblox.com/automoblox-minis.html

It's called a Fushigi and you can get them at Walmart, Walgreens, and Target. Basically anywhere they sell "As Seen On TV" products.

Fushigi. We got our 9 year old one from Walgreens for Christmas. They're $20.