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Famosa


01623 237 433 | www.famosa.es/en/ Famosa is expanding its pre-school offering with a plush version of the Mr Potato Head character. Standing at 25cm, the soft versions have moveable facial features and accessories to enable children to create their own potato head design. Licensed by Hasbro, phase one of the launch will include fi reman, policeman and chef designs to encourage collectability and creativity across the range. A strong marketing campaign is in place to support the launch, with press activity secured in major pre-school titles. Also available later this Spring are detailed My Little Ponies available in 8cm, 17cm, 25cm and 40cm versions.


FOR HAPPY LIVELY LITTLE PEOPLE


Ernest the Bear Toys


08456 808 075 | www.ernestthebeartoys.co.uk Ernest the Bear Toys launched several new toys at the 2014 Top Drawer, London Toy, and NEC Spring fairs. The company is known for its extensive range of pre-school tin toys, and for 2014 it has widened its wooden and educational ranges. The


company’s popular Wooden Speedway Cars and Wood Stacking Robots continued to attract attention and orders at the fairs. The robots are made of smooth, chunky wood in attractive colours and fi nish; they are durable, easy for small hands to grip and enable children to build their own structures. This year, Ernest the Bear Toys launched the Wooden Stacking Ballerinas, built to the same standards as the robots. The company also launched its Wooden Train Block Puzzles, Doll’s House,


Balancing Scales, Block Puzzle and Rainbow Stacker. These items fi t in with the company’s ongoing Wooden 6 Cube Puzzle, Chalkboard Briefcase, Mood Puzzles, and the Babar Wooden Car.


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