Fantastic new retro kitchen with built in play fridge-freezer, microwave, oven, sink and hob. Plus taps and dials to turn. There is plenty of storage space for all your play kitchen kit. This kitchen can be positioned however you like for easy access, then pushed back against the wall to tidy away.
This is a simple race track with two cars that giggle as they go around. They will go forwards or in reverse, this is suitable for children between the ages of 2 and 4 years.
Rock and learn with this musical chair! Introduces abc, 1-2-3 and colours. Two grow-with-baby modes for floor play or rocking.
Fancy yourself as a bit of a drummer? No room for a full-size drum kit? The V-Beat Drumsticks are the nest best thing – delivering realism so good you’ll soon think you’re Phil Collins at Wembley. Unleash your air drumming urges with the V-Beat Drumsticks and live the dream!
Cube World 4’s theme, if you hadn’t shrewdly guessed from their names is sports. Slugger is a keen baseballer, Kicks is an American footballer, Slam is a basketballer, and last but not least, Grinder is the resident skateboarder. On their own, they are pretty entertaining and hours of fun can be spent just messing with them. Try turning their cube upside down or giving it a good shake, then watch in glee as your pixelated character gets disorientated, falls over and shakes his fist at you in rage. Oh the power!
An enormously addictive little game has crashed landed on earth in the guise of an angry-looking meteor. The creators say it descended to earth with 10 pre-programmed single and multi-player games designed to test your reflexes, dexterity and memory. I say it came with the sole purpose to drive you bonkers until it’s completed. Either way Gya – meaning scream in Japanese in case you were wondering – is unputdownable. As interactive toys go this one’s a corker – we love it!
Think you’re a pop culture whiz? Could you unscramble famous TV, film and music quotes if they were chopped into five parts and read in the wrong order? What if each part was assigned a coloured ball, which you had to rearrange so that the phrase was in order? Confused? Let me…the beginning…start from….
Does what it says on the box! Paint the castle with the paints supplied then simply fit the boards together for your very own playset. Comes with four lovely little wooden characters for hours of imaginative play. 12 pieces
Join Thomas and Percy at the Fun Fair as they ride the helter skelter, roller coaster, visit the Fun House or take a shot at the bullseye! Features fun electronic Fun Fair and train sounds. Set includes die-cast Thomas and Percy Take Along engines.
The perfect train set for young children, the track easily fits together to make a brilliant track with plenty of places to visit! With fun sounds and a bright headlight to lead the way, the Electronic Train peeps to the people in the town! There are lots of wonderful environmental accessories, including a Bank, Post Office, street signs, trees and more.
It’s a lovely bright morning in the International Underground and the elegant Jubillee is waking up in her snug Train home. One call from Ernie and it’s time for action! It’s a ride onto the automatic turntable to put the engine in the right direction, and off we go!
Make a new friend by building him and giving him some personality - this robot can be brought to life in minutes! All you have to do is download sound and movement, whether it’s for the robot, trike or crane! And as always, you can use the pieces to construct your own creations - Meccano is a great way to get you child using their hands and thinking creatively.
Nurture and care for your very own puppy! With some love and attention your child can watch the little one grow from a small puppy to a dog over 4 days. Personalise the pup with your child’s name and favourite things, and as the puppy grows, so does it’s interaction with your child.
The heartwarming story of the adorable Little Lost Bear is brought to life with this cuddly teddy bear. Wonderfully soft and snuggly, this brave little bear covers his eyes and wishes he can wake up in your arms. Lost in the excitement of a rush hour train journey, this fluffy cinnammon coloured teddy would love to cuddle up to you.
Children can interact with Rupert, taking part in counting, guessing and activity games. Includes motion sensors and moving mouth.
Developed by NASA scientist Mark Tilden using his ground-breaking hard-wired BEAM technology, Spidersapien is modelled not on the clunky robots of old, but on biological life-forms. As a result, he’s undergone a substantial deconstruction and reengineering in the Tilden lab to deliver authentic Spider-like motion, speech, mannerisms, actions and more! Substantial modification has occurred deep in his core, even enabling him to replicate the internationally acclaimed web-slinging actionof the superhero himself!