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KidzMouse

  • 03/01/03

KidzMouse Inc. has added a "Sesame Street" KidzMouse line of computer mice that feature characters such as Elmo, Cookie Monster and Ernie. The company creates half-size mice for children's small hands that have squeezable heads for easier clicking. KidzMouse has received favorable reviews from many educational and child-development experts for its ease-of-use and ability to meet the limitations of growing hands. The special mouse is also offered in a variety of colorful designs such as MollyMouse, BenjiBee, CoolBug the ladybug, the optical Colby-T-Rex mouse, or design your own. KidzMouse Inc., (888) 503-KIDZ, www.kidzmouse.com.

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