MM Toys
Bang bang! Little ones will have hours of fun playing with the Hape Little Pounder and counting how many times it takes to pound the peg through the hole! Suitable for kids over one.
hape.com/uk/en
Fantastic figure that’s
so much fun Thanks to Myla the Magical Make-Up Unicorn, your child can experience her magic with phrases, songs, motions and magical make-up! The make- up brush and powder palette help your child to beautify Myla, while the mix and match colours create a new look for her. The five sensors on Myla’s horn, eyes and wings also light up when they’re touched with the make-up brush! Truly magical!
vtech.co.uk
Stimulating and fun! You can stimulate your child’s creativity for hours on end with the Leapbuilders from Leapfrog. Suitable for kids over nine months old, the building blocks provide a combination of limitless construction possibilities. With more than 40 songs, melodies, sounds and phrases, your child’s fine motor skills will be challenged and improved.
leapfrog.com
A toy that hits the right note! The Piano DJ Mixi from Chicco allows little ones to create and remix music. With two different settings - including fun mode and play mode - as well as an LED light panel, kids can play around with four musical styles and eight melodies. The miniature piano with five keys also means they can play their own melodies.
www.chicco.co.uk
All aboard! The LEGO® DUPLO® 10874 Steam Train is now even easier for your toddler to control and interact with in multiple ways. Young children can become the train driver with the Push & Go motor - one gentle push either forwards or backwards sends the train on its way. Help them place the five coloured action bricks along the track to sound the horn, turn the lights on and off, pause and refuel, change direction and stop the train wherever they like.
shop.lego.com and
smythstoys.com
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