Toys MM


Stacks of fun


Yes! It’s that time of year again when Santa is waiting for millions of letters to drop on to his doormat! With our great toy guide, your child can have their letter away in plenty of time!


Smelly wellies …is a fun and simple matching game that introduces toddlers to game play. Lots of fun and yucky monsters and their smelly wellies! orchardtoys.com


with Pepe! With this fun and enjoyable stacking game, you’ll hear lots of laughter from your little ones as they stack the six colourful pieces on top of each other. This stackable puppy helps kids to identify different shapes and is an ideal learning companion. amazon.com


toys Terrific for tots


For little hands - and big imaginations! Stickle Bricks is back and it’s better than ever! For toddlers from just 18 months, Stickle Bricks will help development of dexterity and imagination with easy-to-hold bricks that lock together any way they like! The Big Red Bucket also doubles as a handy storage container. flairplc.co.uk amazon.com


Sleep soundly under Ollie’s wing! Do you have a night owl? If so, then Ollie the Owl is a unique and utterly adorable sleep aid with built-in CrySensor technology, which helps baby (and mum and dad!) to get quality ZZZs every night. Ollie plays four soothing sounds including heartbeat, so it’s a toy that will put a smile on everybody’s face! gro.co.uk


Let them learn as they play This fantastic World Map helps kids to explore the countries and continents of the world -including their animals and landmarks! This 150-piece jigsaw includes a giant poster. orchardtoys.com


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