Toys and Games 0-3 Cozy Animals – Clara The Cow
Manufacturer: Wesco Tel: 01159 899765 Web:
www.wesco-eshop.co.uk Price: £37.60 (excluding VAT) Age range: 0-3 years
Description: These cuddly animals will quickly become a child’s favourite playmate! The cover is made from various fabrics, great when discovering different textures and with its thick yet soft padding. Clara is perfect for use as a bolster to growing tots as well as fun playtimes!
Score: 93.4%
What the testers said: “Clara the Cow is great and is very appealing to look at. The children have loved sitting on it or just cuddling it. There was instant attraction to the cow and they liked to carry her around. We would perhaps have liked to see a few more sensory parts on it, such as crinkly ears or a squeaky nose.”
3 Rainbow Tea Party
Manufacturer: Leapfrog Tel: 01702 200244 Web:
www.leapfrogstore.co.uk Price: £19.99 Age range: 1-3 years
Description: The innovative musical rainbow tea party teaches important pre-school skills in a role play environment. Children can learn how to share with ten play pieces, including two tea cups, six colourful cake pieces, a cake plate and a tea pot. The fun- filled Musical Rainbow Tea Party also features more than 50 songs.
Score: 93.4%
What the testers said: “Well I have never enjoyed so much tea and cake. My 19-month-old has fed me pieces of cake every day since it arrived. She loves playing with this set! It encourages communication and language by role playing tea parties and children enjoyed singing along with it. They loved the fact it lit up and made realistic pouring sounds. It came with a plastic cake cut into segments which encouraged numeracy, sharing and colour recognition.”
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