Dewdrop will be crying about his egg being broken.Īfter switching the washing machine off, Butternut and Dewdrop can be found in the nearby room, having fixed a vase with bandages. Go upstairs to the sitting room to find Mama Tattletail having gifted an egg each to Butternut and Dewdrop. Dewdrop will be in the garage, with the stolen egg.Īfter switching off Mama Tattletail in the basement, her chase music will begin to play, but the player won't be in any danger. Both blue Tattletails partake in the seance once the player gathers all the "party" supplies.īutternut, Dewdrop, and Mama Tattletail can be found in the basement, having a tea party instead of a ritual.Īfter waking up, the player should head through the kitchen, where Butternut can be found crying and complaining that his egg is gone, and Mama Tattletail will be consoling him. After placing the purple Tattletail on the charging stand and a yellow Tattletail on either of the empty chairs, the player needs to find another blue Tattletail in the garage. Both yellow Tattletails partake in the seance once the player gathers all the "party" supplies.Ī blue Tattletail sits on one of the chairs in the basement. After placing the purple Tattletail on the charging stand, the player needs to find another yellow Tattletail underneath the Christmas tree in the sitting room. When the yellow Tattletail is found three times, the hide and seek game ends.Ī yellow Tattletail sits on one of the chairs in the basement. He will hide in a specific area (different each time) and the player must survive being hunted by Mama Tattletail for thirty seconds on the first round, then a minute on the second round, and finally a minute and a half on the third round. When the player picks up the purple Tattletail, they need to interact with the yellow Tattletail to start. One of the yellow Tattletails in the game has the given name Butternut.Īs the photo in the bedroom shows two children in the family, it is possible that one of the yellow Tattletails was meant for the protagonist's sibling.Ī yellow Tattletail is in the garage talking to the purple Tattletail. They can lay eggs and are able to see very well in the dark, despite being afraid of it, which is a common feature among Tattletails. But whatever they're into, you're bound to find a gift here for any 6-year-old on your list.The game's backstory indicates that the yellow and blue Talking Tattletails are toys that were made for children in 1998. Lots of their favorites really took the idea of STEAM to heart, incorporating both creative and scientific elements. This year, these rose to the top as the best toys and gifts for 6-year-olds in 2023, including some new and old Toy Award winners. (And, fine, parents get to give feedback, too, but they're not as important as the kids.) The best of the best go on to win Good Housekeeping Best Toy Awards. Then, they send the toys into homes where actual 6-year-olds can weigh in on if they're fun to use or not. First, experts call in their favorites and test them in the labs for safety and durability. The Good Housekeeping Institute takes the subject of play very seriously, testing toys with the same rigorous process it uses for home appliances or beauty items. So, when it comes time to get gifts for kids of this age, the hardest part is knowing which ones to choose. And if they just love to play, there are board games that'll hone their critical thinking and play sets that'll get their imaginations all fired up. If they love art, there are DIY crafts and kits that'll let them make the most of their creativity. If they love science, there's plenty of STEM sets that let them do experiments or solve problems at home. And there's no better way to nurture their interest than through play. By the time kids are 6, they're starting to know what topics interest them most.
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