MM Toys


Woo-hoo - it’s a choo choo! With the Thomas & Friends™ Super Station from Fisher-Price®, little engineers can use their favourite Thomas & Friends TrackMaster, MINIS, Adventures and Wooden Railway engines all on one track! With room for over 100 engines, and ten metres of track, your child can create an even bigger playset for hours of fun! smythstoys.com


It’s greased Lightning McQueen! The Disney Pixar Cars 3 Movie Moves Lightning McQueen allows your child to relive the film action with exciting story play and realistic movie fun! Working headlights and taillights just add to the fun! argos.ie


Hot Wheels® - hot toy! The new Hot Wheels Roto Revolution will test your child’s skills in a head-to-head face off with friends, as they launch their Hot Wheels cars into the rotating set. Includes two launchers and two Hot Wheels cars. argos.ie


Who needs a day at the zoo? With the GearZooz Gear Up & Go Train, your child can enjoy all the fun of the zoo – without having to leave the house! Three modes of play encourage music fun, slider locations and prompt your child with questions in quiz mode. leapfrog.com


The original - and still the best! The LeapStart Interactive Learning System is available as two devices: one for preschool children and one for children in their first years at primary school. Designed to help build key skills for school success and challenge kids to get ready for their next step in learning, the system works with a library of re-playable activity books that grow with children. leapfrog.com


You’ve got a friend in… Scout and Violet! My Pal Scout and Violet introduce children to words, counting and feelings though fourteen activities. Both adorable friends come pre-loaded with five songs and parents have a choice of over 30 more lovable learning songs to personalise their child’s puppy pal. leapfrog.com


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