pre-schooltoys Chicco
01623 750 870 |
www.chicco.com The Storyteller Bear is a new addition to the Chicco range of bilingual toys. Suitable from 12 months, the talking and interactive bear comes with fi ve story cards that fi t into his backpack featuring adventures such as the countryside, seaside and an aeroplane. Each card has three buttons which prompt the bear to speak a range of phrases in English and French. At the bottom of the card is the storyteller button which activates a story. The bear also sings four different songs when his hands and feet are pressed. Chicco’s bilingual
toys are designed to accompany the child’s growth following the stages of their linguistic development, from the fi rst syllables to fi rst words, sentences, naming objects and more. All Chicco Bilingual Talking Toys are developed in collaboration with Osservatorio Chicco (Baby Research Centre), where paediatricians and psychologists work together to study stimuli to assist the growth and learning development of babies.
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We’re really excited about the new edition of the Storyteller Bear to our bilingual range of toys. As well as boasting the popular language features seen in our previous products, the bear has fi ve different story cards that fi t neatly into his backpack, each of which offers a different interactive adventure to the countryside, the seaside or even on an aeroplane - it’s sure to be a hit with mums and babies alike. Nix Jain, Chicco marketing team
Cheeky Rascals
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We’re really excited about Brio’s 130th anniversary limited edition Pull Along H orse. Whilst being fresh, colourful and fun to play with, it’s produced from FSC certifi ed wood so would make a great addition to all children’s toy boxes. Stacey Thornton, marketing executive
Marbel Toys
01208 873 123 |
www.marbel.co.uk Marbel Toys continues to distribute Brio and Hape within the UK. Swedish toy company Brio is 130 years old this year and continues to be committed to the safety and quality of its products. As of 2014, all of Brio’s wooden toys will be produced from FSC certifi ed wood. German-founded c ompany Hape is an eco-friendly manufacturer and produces all of its toys from sustainable materials. New to the Brio umbrella this season is a wooden musical
instruments range, including a set of Musical Shakers, a Musical Drum and a Musical Xylophone. This fresh and colourful range enables children to play their fi rst music and explore new sounds. Within the Brio pull-along range, a new 130th anniversary limited edition Pull Along Horse has been added in a white, red and yellow design. Hape has introduced a new Rainbow rattle to its collection and
a Shake It Up duo. Also new in the Hape walk-along category is a Hedgehog in a bold design. The Little Red Rider is a wooden ride on with rubber-grip wheels and easy-grip handle bars, which is suitable for children aged 12 months plus.
01730 895 761 |
www.cheekyrascals.co.uk Distributed in the UK by Cheeky Rascals, each Quut beach toy is multi-purpose, strong and brightly coloured. The Quut range includes buckets, scoops, spades, and water toys. Alto are stackable, different-sized containers for layering sand and building sandcastles with ease and speed. The click-and-stack pots are compact to store. Cuppi is a three-piece toy with a shovel, sieve and ball. For the beach, sandpit and the bath, Cuppi lets children make tracks, play catch and funnel water. Ballo is a sphere designed to hold water. Tactile and easy to hold, it is stable for
children to use. The Scoppi allows children to dig big trenches and scoop sand. Children can use both hands and feet for a full digging experience and use the pullout sand tray to sieve and play. Triplet is a rake, a sand sieve and a shovel all in one for use in sand and water.
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