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2 Henry Vac


Little Henry is a smaller version of the real thing, with the famous eyes and smile. It really works and includes a removable dust box with cleaning accessories stored neatly under the hat, including a dustpan and brush. Requires 4 x C batteries. Size: 23 x 24 x 23cm. For ages 3yrs+.


706-EY02222 2 Dyson Ball


This Dyson Ball upright vacuum cleaner has been specially designed to be true to life, right down to the last detail, so children can experience realistic role play. The replica design with bright colours is great for visual stimulation and play encourages the development of hand- eye co-ordination, motor skills, exploration and discovery. Features a working suction and cyclone action and true to life sounds. For ages 3yrs+.


Size: H63.5 x W20.3 x D17.8cm. 706-EY04403


4 yrs+ 3 4 £22.95 Laundry Set


Get busy ironing with this robust wooden set. Great for the home corner or hectic laundry. A quality product for that everyday job. Laundry set includes an iron and fold away board. Size approx H60cm. For ages 3yrs+.


706-EY03318 £ 46.95


5 Wooden Kitchen Accessory Set


This eight piece wooden cook’s set includes a frying pan, stockpot and saucepan with lids, spoon, slotted spatula and an oven mitt. Everything you need to equip your role play kitchen. For ages 3yrs+.


706-EY04393 6 £ 22.95 yrs+ 3


6 Classic Kettle & Toaster Set


Bring ICT into your home corner with these scaled down, realistic looking copies. The handle on the toaster can be pressed down and the timer set, to make the toast pop back up just in time for you to finish making your cup of tea using the kettle. For ages 3yrs+.


706-ITAK £ 10.99 Cal l us on 0800 318 686 | 27 3 Cleaning Stand


A four piece wooden cleaning set with its own stand. Includes mop, brush and dustpan with brush. Height 82cm. For ages 3yrs+.


706-EY02218 5 £ 31.95 yrs+ 3 £22.95 yrs+ 3


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