<span style="color: #c0c0c0;">Photo and party planning by <a href="http://dawnypoo.blogspot.com/"><span style="color: #c0c0c0;">Dawn</span></a>.</span>

<em>Today's Boy Genius! is the fabulous Dawn from <a href="http://dawnypoo.blogspot.com/">Not Just a Mommy!</a> She's the mother of two sons, wife of a marine and party planner extraordinaire!<a href="http://dawnypoo.blogspot.com/2011/08/fiesta-fridayreal-party-lego-party.html"> I loved the Lego party </a>she threw for her son, complete with chocolate whipped cream milkshakes and larger than life Lego guys!</em>

<em>Yep, I'd say that Dawn is definitely a Society member. Thanks for your tips!</em>

Tip #1

If your boys are as obsessed with LEGO as mine are, check out LEGO Digital Designer, <a href="http://ldd.lego.com/">http://ldd.lego.com/</a>, the free download lets you build your own design with bricks on the computer and then purchase the set! Be warned, they will spend hours building and rebuilding, because they will keep changing their minds.

Tip #2

Are you familiar with RideMakerz? <a href="http://ridemakerz.com/">http://ridemakerz.com/</a> You can customize and ''trick out'' your own toy vehicle by designing in a few easy steps by picking the body style, wheels, decals, and more! Or just pick up a kit that include all the parts you need. They have several store locations <a href="http://ridemakerz.com/category/locations/">http://ridemakerz.com/category/locations/</a> and are branching out into retail stores like The Disney Store.  I purchased a Cars 2 Mater kit from Toys R Us and my 7 year old loves his.