We received Marble Run by Galt Toys to review. It is a traditional style marble run with plastic chutes and glass marbles aimed at 4 to 8 year olds. My initial impressions were that this looked like a lot of fun but I was slightly concerned whether 4 and a half year old Miss M would be able to play …
Imagination…
I was briefly looking through some old photos this morning when I came across a couple that sparked a thought back to the fabulous chat I had at Playfest this week. For those not in the know, Playfest is hosted by izziwizzi kids and is a weekly meet up on Facebook & Twitter for lovely mummies and daddies who want …
Gull Pink Spotty Dolls Pram by Brio review
We were asked to review the Gull Pink spotty Dolls Pram by Brio for izziwizzikids. When the big box arrived I immediately hid it out of view from Miss M so that I could build it when she was out. I spotted my opportunity and opened the box to reveal all the parts of the fabulous Brio dolls pram. It …
Fruit Frenzy by Orchard Toys review
We were asked to review Fruit Frenzy by Orchard Toys for izziwizzikids. A fruity card game that’s fun and simple to play. Collect five matching fruits to win, but watch out, when the spinner shows “fruity frenzy” it’s everyone for themselves! This game has great educational value: Improves observational skills Develops social communication Promotes healthy eating Links with Early Learning …
Crayola Washable 3D Outdoor Chalks Review
During the summer we were asked to review Crayola Washable 3D Outdoor Chalks for izziwizzikids. The 3D Outdoor Chalk allows you to create eye-popping 3D effects with the dual coloured 3D outdoor chalk and 3D glasses. They are simple to use, give you amazing results and the special chalk combines the right colours to make the magic happen! To get …
Fab Fairies by Galt Toys review
A few months ago I was lucky to be asked to review Fab Fairies by Galt Toys for izziwizzikids. It is essentially a very girlie Arts & Crafts kit to create two cute fairies! Simply glue together the heads, cord, fabric pieces and then stick on some gems. The skirts, hands and feet are made by simply fraying the thick …