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Button necklace One for the girls, it’s great to brighten up any Christmas any available from Creativity.
Jellycats
Give the kids a surprise with these cute toys from Creativity.
For the pets
Check out the range of gifts at Claws N Paws.
All I want for Christmas is . . .
So what are you after in your Christmas stocking this year? And what have you got in mind for family and friends? Buying presents can sometimes be hard work, so there’s one or two little ideas here to help you on your way. There’s something for him,
her, for the kids and for stocking fillers. And we haven’t forgotten your pets either.
Stubbs mug For the sports fan in your life, perfect for his morning cuppa from Creativity.
And check out all our advertisers in the magazine for more inspiration.
Fingerprint cufflinks These personlaised cufflinks from
www.beachhutcharm.co.uk are an extra special gift. Check out the jewellery too.
Bethany Hamblin checks out the must-have for youngsters this year!
Fijit Friends are the “must- have” interactive toy for young children this Christmas! Fijit Friends are able to chat, dance, sing and tell jokes; designed to keep children entertained whenever their friends aren’t around. There are four friends, each with a different personality and a different colour – girly, fashionable, sporty and adventurous – designed for girls and boys. The friends are able to
understand and respond to 30 different catchphrases. When asked a question, the Fijit friend will reply with a positive but witty answer, which will keep children amused. The toys are also good for young children at bedtime. All that needs to be said to the friend is “goodnight” and they will yawn, bow their head and fall asleep. Once asleep, a light on their stomach will turn on which acts as a nightlight for 10 minutes.
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