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A toy that’s really creepy! Fisher Price’s Code-a-Pillar inspires little learners to be big thinkers by going further than ABCs and 123s! Trough endless combinations with nine easy-to-connect segments, pre-schoolers use fine motor skills to send Code-a-pillar on his path. www.smythstoys.com


Now here's a real scoop... Te fantastic remote control Bob the Builder Scoop vehicle not only moves forwards and backwards, but comes complete with a motorised back bucket! Can he dig it? Yes, he certainly can! www.fisher-price.com


Dino’s a delight! Te Dino Playnest® from Galt is a fabulous play ring that provides a wonderful array of options for play. Young babies will be attracted to Dino’s friendly face, bright colours and high contrast patterns, and will love the fun roar sound in Dino’s horn!


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the three Rs! LeapReader from Leapfrog is the perfect giſt if you’re looking for a complete system to help children with their reading, writing and listening skills. Kids just need to touch the pen to LeapReader books to hear the words read aloud and sound out thewords. www.leapfrog.com


Bring learning to life! LeapStart is a new, interactive system that works intuitively with a library of 16 activity books teaching 50+ key skills from the alphabet and numbers, to space science, basic coding and educational problem solving. www.leapfrog.com


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