Psycho Kitty Magnetic Word Kit

Got this for a dear friend of my Mum’s whom over the years - quickly also became mine, too <3 her and her husband both love it and have so much/ they loved the idea of it as a gift so much = they gifted another version to one of their grown kids :)

We got this as a present for a family member, and they were really, really happy with it. They're the sort to slather magnets all over their fridge, and now they've told use that it's become a daily routine to throw some new "quote" on the fridge for their partner to find. They've told us that the results are hilarious, and after months, it hasn't gotten old. If you've got someone in your life who you suspect might like something like this, I can confidently say that you should give them a set. They're going to love it.

Micro mini magnet not good to have around little children

I would buy this again and would probably consider purchasing another set. TIP: You can put them on a dollar store baking sheet or a metal lunchbox for travel fun. We have a magnetic whiteboard that we use them on. This is a fun, novel way to pass time. I purchased as a stocking stuffer. The words come connected together on various sheets and just snap easily apart. 1 CON: I have an older child who is aware of bad words so it wasnt too big of a deal. But "bad@ss" is one of the words which seemed a little unnecessary. And when her younger cousins came to play with it I had to find the word again really quickly and cut the swear word off. So now it just says "bad" lol This is a very small thing and some of you may think I'm bring over protective. But it's okay to show respect for our smaller people and not expose them to negative words when it isn't necessary. If you have elementary aged kids or don't like curse words, you may want to look through the set before use. That's all. Easy fix!

My son is a nurse so I'm always looking for fun gifts to help him with his stress. He loves cats and enjoys writing whatevers in his journal. I bought a magnetic board for his bedroom wall to display the words. He can't walk by without arranging the words into a fun phrase. Very addictive. And fun.