Don't Spill the Beans
by Milton Bradley
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Toys and Games Reviews of Don't Spill the Beans
Customer Review: Can't get enough of this game.
Summary: 4 Stars
I remember this game from when I was a child. I recently bought this game for my son who just turned four. He absolutely loves it and wants to play it all the time. It does get a little boring after a while for an adult because you have to keep going until someone runs out of beans. Also, I read the other reviews and our game doesn't have a problem tipping over with just a couple of beans. I hope everyone else enjoys this game as much as my son.Customer Review: Great game!
Summary: 5 Stars
I got this for my 33 month old and she loves playing it. Its really taught her the concept of taking turns and she just finds it so funny when all the beans spill. I can't say that we've really completed a full game yet but we are working on it. What a great suggestion to add coins to the bottom - I imagine that it will make the game that much more fun.Customer Review: Fun for toddlers
Summary: 4 Stars
Although my 3 year old doesn't have the patience to go one bean at a time, we still have a blast putting beans on and laughing when they spill. Another reviewer mentioned taping some change to the bottom of the kettle to make it more stable and I definitely recommend it--I used two pennies and it will now hold a lot more beans before spilling.Customer Review: Fun, But Light
Summary: 3 Stars
I bought this toy for my sons 3rd birthday. He likes it, but the bean bucket is really light and only takes one or two beans to tip it. He does not seem to mind because he is so young,but as he gets older I do not think this will be one of his favorites. I have a feeling this one will be sitting in the closet.Customer Review: Seriously terrible
Summary: 1 Stars
The components are flimsy and the gameplay is almost non-existent. It's barely an activity, much less a game. Pretty much my girls like twirling the pot in its cradle and spreading the beans across the floor. Even the smallest of children find playing the actual game to be pointless.