Toy Reviews

Tickety Toc Musical Pufferty Review

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Recently we went to the launch of the new range of Tickety Toc toys, which was a fun morning in Hamleys for the children. You can read all about that here. At the event, one of the toys the boys were most attracted to was the Tickety Toc Musical Pufferty.

We have now been sent one to review, so I have been able to see how well they play with it at home.

Boxed Musical Pufferty toy Tickety TocOnce Mr T (3) and Mr R (2) saw the toy they were so eager to get started playing with it. Luckily it was not too much trouble to get out of the box. There are some plastic fasteners at the bottom which you simply turn to release the toy. I much prefer this than having to get the screwdriver out which I have had to do with other toys on occasion.

They seemed to remember the toy and straight away started playing with it together. As there are 3 figurines and 2 carriages the pair of them were able to share and play together with the toy without too much squabbling, which is always good! The figures included are Tommy, Tallulah and Tooteroo the Owl. Tommy and Tallulah are pose-able so they can stand or sit, and fit nicely into the carriages.

The door on the carriages also opens and closes which is something the boys have enjoyed, opening the doors and walking the figurines into the train.

The 2 carriages and the main engine all uncouple from each other, so it can be split into three separate sections. It is quite easy to put it back together although the boys do have to ask me to help them. Luckily as the three pieces are quite big, they are not likely to get lost even if they separate them and take them to different rooms of the house.

tickety toc musical puffertyThe front part of the train with Pufferty’s head plays the Tickety Toc theme tune when you press the funnel. Anyone who has seen Tickety Toc will know that this is quite a catchy tune, my children all love it. Mr R has been really enjoying pressing to make the music come on, so that he can dance to it. He noticed that when the song is playing, if you press it again the music will stop again straight away so he has been using it for his own version of Tickety Toc musical statues where he presses it and starts to dance, then stop and we have to freeze, which he finds hilarious.

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Mr R’s cheeky face, happy dancing to the Tickety Toc tune

While I have been tidying up and sorting things round the house, I keep hearing the Tickety Toc tune coming from nearby as Mr R keeps bringing it everywhere with him.

The quality and build of the toy is good. Most parents would have come across some character based playsets that can be a bit flimsy, but this seems to be pretty durable so far. For example the doors of the carriages are all well attached and not at risk of falling off if they are opened and closed a lot.

Out of the three children I would say Mr R (2) has been playing with this the most as he has really loved the musical aspect, and Mr T (3) has also enjoyed playing with it, more in the train aspect of moving it along the floor and putting the figures in and out. Mr Z (5) felt he was a bit too old for it although he has played with it a bit, but I would recommend it most for ages 2-4 and I am sure any little ones who are familiar with Tickety Toc would enjoy it.

If you’re not familiar with Tickety Toc, and would like to watch – You can catch it on Nick Jr or Milkshake!

Monopoly Empire

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There is a new version of Monopoly out this year – Monopoly Empire! A couple of weeks ago we went down to Hamley’s for the launch, and Mr Z really loved it! It seems a lot more modern and relevant than the classic monopoly, although still staying very true to the original concept. I was quite impressed with it myself and really enjoyed playing it with Mr Z.

empireThe board is very similar to the classic board, but instead of Hotels, it features well known and lucrative brands for the players to buy such as Samsung, Coca-Cola and Nerf. The playing pieces are all updated too, rather than an old boot or an iron, you can choose to play as an Xbox controller or a packet of McDonalds Chips! I found these new playing pieces so cute! They are all in gold and have a lot of detail.

There are some slightly different rules than the classic version of monopoly but it was pretty easy to grasp. I thought Mr Z would find it a bit trickier, as he is 5 years old and the game is 8 years+ but he actually loved it. He is good with numbers for his age, and he didn’t seem to have many problems keeping up with the game.

When we got to the launch event, he went straight to the table with the game on it and was transfixed with it. He found the concept of competing to win the most money very appealing, as I mentioned he is into numbers and he also has quite a competitive nature so it was really up his street especially with the famous brands now being included as I think that is much easier for him to grasp than rent on varying levels of hotels.

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Playing at the launch event

There was also plenty of other fun for the children, with balloon modelling, colouring, and a great raffle competition with loads of prizes from the brands represented in the Monopoly empires game! Mr Z was so surprised and happy when he won a prize from Samsung – a new camera! He also really loved his balloon model which had been made specially like a Nerf gun – another one of the brands represented in the game.

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Lots of fun!

Clockwise from top left:

  1. The Hamley’s staff all dressed as pirates as part of their Pirate Invasion event over the summer. Here is one pirate announcing the winners of the Monopoly Empires raffles. There were plenty of prizes so many of the children were going home really happy, and it was a great surprise for us all.
  2. Mr Z and his super cool Nerf gun balloon!
  3. Go to Jail! The floor was decorated with Monopoly squares, and there was also a giant silver cat
  4. Mr Z and Mr K, having fun in the pirate ship.

We went to the event together with my friend Eileen, a blogger from Et speaks from home and she has also blogged about the event here – her children have enjoyed the game just as much as mine!

I also think the game is fun for adults to play, when my sister comes round we do like to play board games from time to time so I think we would definitely enjoy this one even without the children! We were given a copy of the game at the event so that we can continue to enjoy playing it at home.

Smurfs 2 – The Movie and Launch of the New Toy Range

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Last weekend, Mr Z and I had the chance to go to a screening of the new Smurfs 2 movie to celebrate the launch of the new Jakks Pacific Smurfs toy range.

New smurfs toys range from Jakks Pacific
New smurfs toys range from Jakks Pacific

Neither of us had actually seen Smurfs 1 before. I will admit all I really knew about Smurfs is that they are cute, and they are blue! But after watching the movie I learned a lot more.

I had thought that Smurfs was a 100% cartoon movie, but it is not. It is a bit more grown up and more of an in depth story than a lot of the cartoon movies we have seen. I found it easy enough to follow what was going on despite not having seen the previous movie, so that should not be a barrier to seeing or enjoying the movie.

The story centres around the evil magician Gargamel and his plan to turn his “naughties” into real smurfs so that he can harvest the blue smurf essence and take over the world! The naughties are new characters, called Hackus and Vexy and there are figurines of these in the new range. The film also includes human actors, the smurfs human friends who come together to help rescue Smurfette who has been captured by Gargamel.

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Smurfette was there to attend the launch and have pictures taken with the kids!
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Mr Z: Waiting for the movie, smurfy treasure hunt, and playing with the smurfs balloons

Mr Z is 5 years old and he was a bit scared during the film, mainly because of the Gargamel character. He did enjoy it, but he always finds it a little scary during new films if they have any baddies in it! And as I said, this film was a little bit more scary and ‘older’ than I had expected. I would say 5+ is about the right age range for it, for children who don’t get scared quite so easily. Mr Z is the oldest of my children so he still watches a lot of the slightly younger stuff with his brothers, but a 5 year old who is the youngest and wanting to catch up with older siblings would probably find it really cool. Among the other bloggers was my friend Eileen from ET Speaks from Home and her 5 and 4 year old children did not find it too scary, so all children are different. (you can see Eileen’s post here) I did enjoy the film myself.

After the film, there were lots of Smurfy activities for the children to join in with, led by these Smurfy people who were there to engage the children in all the fun and help to get a smurftastic party atmosphere in the cinema

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Leading the fun… Smurfy people!
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Children taking part in the smurfs activities!

Mr Z enjoyed taking part in the treasure hunt back in the cinema room, searching for the smurfs figurines among all the chairs and aisles, and having a look at all the Smurf toys which were out on display. There are two different play sets, a mushroom house and a beauty parlour, and loads of the small figurines of all the characters which would fit well in either set. There is also a 7.5″ Smurfette fashion doll which looks great, I would have loved that when I was little!

Mr Grumpy, Hackus and others - Smurfs 2
Mr Grumpy, Hackus and others!

Soon it was time to go, but not before the Smurfy goodie bags

smurfygoodybag We got one of the character figures, which is the naughty Hackus (seen in the picture above), and he has been claimed by Mr T!

You can see more details of all the Smurfs toys here. They are available in stores now.

Thank to Norton and Co for the fun event! 🙂

Dino Bite Review and Giveaway

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Dino Bite is an exciting game from Drumond Park aimed at ages 4+. This is perfect for my just turned 5 year old. He has been studying dinosaurs in school this year and loves the chance to have some one to one time with Mum playing games.

As soon as he saw box he was really keen to play it and he straight away said that he liked the look of it.

dino bite game collageThe game includes a T-Rex which attaches to the Dino nest base, where there is a leaf attached, and 20 baby dinosaur eggs hiding underneath. The aim of the game is to sneak out the most eggs without the T-Rex noticing. The Dino babies come in 4 colours and there is a dice to roll to see which colour egg you need to take out.

There is a pair of tweezers included but the rules mention that younger children may find it easier to use their fingers – which Mr Z chose to do. I did use the tweezers (obviously as a grown up I can not get away with going with the easy option!) and I can see how they are slightly tricky for some young children. If they can manage to use it, it will be good for strengthening the muscles in their fingers which helps develop the fine motor controls for pencil grip, which can improve the neatness of handwriting. So once Mr Z has had a bit more practise at the game, I will start hinting for him to have another go with the tweezers!

If you do accidentally alert the T-Rex to your presence, he leaps forward with a loud ROAAARRR! I will admit, when I see a game needs batteries sometimes I do have a little grumble to myself as I go off to find some. BUT the effects on this dinosaur add so much extra excitement to the game that I think its definitely worth it and anyway the batteries should last for a pretty long time. The sound effects and movement of the dinosaur make it stand out from other games and Mr Z really enjoyed it. The game plays some background dinosaur-ish atmospheric sounds throughout, and then the extra sound and movement comes in when the dinosaur is alerted. Have a look at this short video, then you can hear it for your self

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Dobble – Review and Giveaway

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Dobble is an award winning card game from Esdevium games, or I should say it is five games as it is 5 in 1! I first saw Dobble at the Evolution Christmas in July event at the start of the month, and I loved how small and compact it is compared to most games. To fit 5 games into a hand-sized tin is brilliant and I can see this coming in really handy when travelling and needing something to entertain the kids while away.

I was really keen to try this out with Mr Z. Although it is labelled 6+, I felt quite confident that he would be okay with it at 5 years old, and he was. He managed to grasp the idea quite quickly. All 5 versions of the game involve spotting the matching pictures on the cards as fast as you can and naming the matching picture out loud – then either taking the card of getting rid of the card depending on the version you are playing. For the moment we stuck to the towering inferno game play which is one of the more simple versions, where you want to collect the most cards.

Mr Z and I both really enjoyed playing this. It really sharpens up your powers of quick observation and it can be quite addictive – he keeps asking to play it again and again! It is one of those simple yet brilliant concepts which just works really well.

There is quite a good variety in the pictures and symbols on the cards, which is great with younger players as it helps to expand their vocabulary. The size of each pictures varies from card to card so it is not as easy as it may sound!

Have a look if you can spot the matching pictures among these cards!

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How quickly can you spot them??

I really like that this is a game which can be enjoyed by both adults and children. You can have up to 8 players, so as the other kids get older then it is something that we would all join in and play together as a family.

You can also now play Dobble on your phone as there is an app version available from the Apple App Store, which I will definitely be having a look out for!

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Ravensburger Puzzles – Disney Planes

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As part of the Ravensburger Puzzle Club, the boys and I get the chance to test out and review some of their latest puzzles. I always find Ravensburger Puzzles great quality and have been buying them long before I ever started my blog so this is something I’m really happy to have the chance to get involved in 😀

If you have read the previous Disney Planes Bedding competition post, you will know that we are really looking forward to the new Disney Planes movie which is coming out August 16th. So it was great to see that the puzzles which had been chosen for us are from the new Disney Planes range, featuring some of the main characters who I am sure are set to become known in every household with small children very soon!

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These are the 3 pictures on the puzzles included in this set

There are a few different puzzles coming out in the Disney Planes range from Ravensburger, and also a memory game.

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He is excited and ready to get started!

We were sent the 3 in a box set with 49 pieces per puzzle, which is marked as age 5+. I would say this is exactly right as it was just at the right level for Mr Z who has just turned 5. He was able to do the puzzles with not much help from me, and he really enjoyed them as they are just that bit more challenging than the 4 in a box sets he was doing at age 3 and 4. With these puzzles I was able to explain to him the technique of starting around the edges and then filling it in, as this will help him more as he moves on to more advanced puzzles.

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Puzzles in progress!

The three puzzles in the set feature Dusty, Skipper, and Chupacabra, and each one has a different pattern on the back of all the pieces, so that you are able to quickly sort them and do one at a time.

ravensburger disney planes puzzles
Ta da!

In the words of Mr Z “We love it, cos it is so fun!” He said his favourite is the orange helicopter Dusty and he is really looking forward to seeing the movie.

Tickety Toc!

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ticketylogoLast Sunday we spent the morning in Hamley’s for some top secret toy testing. A new Tickety Toc toy range is coming out and we were among the first to see it and play with it!

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In the toy testing room!

You can see my boys here enjoying having a go with the Musical Pufferty Train and Clockhouse Playset. They love trains so these were the first two toys they were immediately attracted to.

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Musical Pufferty Train (RRP £22.99)

The Musical Pufferty train plays the Tickety Toc theme tune when you press the funnel, and includes small figures of Tommy and Tallulah as well as Tooteroo the owl. My youngest (nearly 2) really enjoyed opening and closing all the doors and moving along the train, as well as hearing the theme tune which they all recognise from watching on TV.

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Clockhouse Playset (RRP £29.99)

The Clockhouse playset is immediately recognisable for anyone who has seen Tickety Toc, with the distinctive look of Tickety Town. It includes a pushalong pufferty the train with tracks integrated to the house, and Tommy and Tallulah figures.

There are also talking soft toys of Tommy and Tallulah, and smaller soft toys of Tommy and Tallulah.

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Talking Tommy and Talking Tallulah (RRP £14.99 each
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Tickety Toc Soft Toys (RRP £6.99 each)

Among the goodies in the goody bag (also including Tickety Toc sticker books and magazines which I’m sure will be available to buy soon along with the toys), my boys got to go home with one of these soft toys each. They chose to have Tommy and they have been enjoying playing with him, singing the Tickety Toc theme tune to themselves. These are a very handy size, not too big and not too small – Ideal if they want a small toy to take out in the car with them or anything like that.

As well as testing out the toys, there was more fun to be had. The boys took part in a craft session to make some Tickety Toc headgear for themselves (you can see my 5 year old modelling his top right in the collage below) and decorating some plates too with glue, feathers and all those crafty kind of bits and pieces. My 5 and 3 year old both love crafts.
ticketytoccraftsThere was also dancing with the Milk Shake presenters Olivia and Kemi, delicious milkshakes from the Hamley’s milkshake bar, giant Tommy and Tallulah characters walking around and the chance to explore all the toys of Hamley’s before opening time – which is always great! There were some celebrity families there to join in with the fun too!

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Lots of fun!

The new Tickety Tock range is coming out this Saturday 27th and will be available from Argos, The Entertainer, Smyths, Amazon and all good toy shops/online. Tune-in to Tickety Toc at 9am every weekday on Channel Five’s Milkshake! and daily at 8am, 4pm and 4.15pm on Nick Jr!

New Bubble Guppies Toys

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My younger boys have been really lucky this week, as they have been sent some of the new Fisher Price Bubble Guppies toys to try out. They enjoy watching Bubble Guppies on Nick Jr quite often, so I was not surprised that they took to the toys straight away.

For those who may not know, Bubble Guppies is an underwater educational and musical show for preschoolers. Molly and Gil are the main Bubble Guppies and it’s set in their underwater classroom.

The new Fisher Price range has loads of different Bubble Guppies toys, all suitable for around 18 months+.

The first thing the boys were immediate attracted to were the racers. We were sent: Bubble Guppies Nonny & Green Streak, Bubble Guppies Gil & Red Racer and Bubble Guppies Molly & Violet Racer

bubble guppies racersThey love cars and anything transport related, so they were really excited by these. As soon as my 3 year old saw them he was so excited and started to sign “fish – car” (he’s non verbal due to SN) and I knew he recognised the characters, and was very very happy to see them! 😀

Each car includes one removable Bubble Guppy rolling figure, and these also work on the Rock and Roll stage which is really handy as you can mix and match. The Bubble Guppies are easy to put in and out of the cars, so my youngest (23 months) hasn’t got frustrated with it at all. The cars are an ideal size for this age group too and are very well made and look like they will last well. (I generally find this to be the case with Fisher Price!)

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These racers kept them happily occupied 🙂

The boys have kept coming back to the Bubble Guppies racers and I think it will keep their attention over time, not something that they would get bored of quickly.

The next item we tried out is the Bubble Guppies Rock & Roll Stage. This was also pretty exciting for the boys.

fisher price bubble guppies rock and roll stageFirstly, I have to mention you do need to assemble it once you take it out of the box BUT it is really easy and does not involve any tools. It’s just a matter of following the instructions and clicking everything into place, it took me a maximum of 5 minutes and I am not very good with instructions or assembly so it really is easy! You also have to add the stickers for decoration, which again is really easy as its very clear where each one goes. Then you will also need 3x AA batteries, as the toy has sound and lights.

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This is lots of fun 🙂

The rolling figures really work well with the Rock and Roll stage. Each one has a little metal ball in the bottom which helps them to glide down the ramp, and this activates lights and sounds at the end. The set comes with a Molly figure, but as I mentioned any of the other figures from the racer cars are also compatible and you can buy more rolling figures sets separately.

It is easy enough to use for young children. The figures may fall off the odd time but 95% of the time they were gliding down the track smoothly. For any young children who like ball tracks or simple marble runs, they would probably enjoy this as its quite a similar action.

You get a few extra play pieces included – a drumset, a microphone and a rock lobster. These would be good for encouraging a bit more imaginative play.

Lots of fun details on the bubble guppies rock and roll stage
Lots of fun details

I’ve made a short video just to see it in action! As you can see, my little boys really enjoyed sending the Bubble Guppies sliding down the ramp and hearing the sounds and songs

The last Bubble Guppies toy we were sent is one of the bath squirter packs: Bubble Guppies Gil, Mr. Grouper & Lobster Bath Squirters

Y1372-bubble-guppies-gil-mr-grouper-lobster-squirters-b-1There are 3 different sets available each featuring a Bubble Guppy and two of their underwater friends. For me, it’s ideal having 3 in the pack for my 3 boys – one each so no arguments! My 5 year old is getting a little old for the other toys and was happy to leave them more to his younger brothers, but he is not too old for a water squirter! These are simple fun but provide a lot of laughs and are great for bath time or just water play time. My boys find it hilarious to squirt each other with water!

bubble guppies bath squirtersHave a look on the Fisher Price page to see the other Bubble Guppies toys available. I am pretty impressed with the ones we have tried, and I am sure any young Bubble Guppies fan would love them. Which ones do you think your little one would love the most?

It’s Time to Stand on My Own Two Feet…

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It’s Time to Stand on My Own Two Feet…

Rob Schofield from WoodenToyShop.co.uk has been reading the mind of his friend’s baby boy…

Crawling can be so tiring. And it’s not my fault if my knees are filthy – Daddy calls me his mucky pup – after a long day’s crawling around the house, in the garden, at play group and at grandma’s house. I’ve got to get around somehow. There is just so much to see and do, so many things to discover and so many new things to try out. I can’t help it if my hands get dirty and how else am I supposed to get down the stairs if I don’t shuffle down on my bottom? The grownups keep crouching near me and asking me to come towards them. They think I can get up on my legs just like that, but I don’t think I’m strong enough yet. What I need is a fab new wooden baby walker from WoodenToyShop.co.uk to help me strengthen my little legs and start walking on my own.

My older sister Emily had one of those walkers that looked like the pram that Mummy and Daddy used to push me around in, except that the one she had was for dollies and was pink.

wooden1I’ve heard Mummy talking about a walker that has lots of different colours and wheels that make patterns when they roll along. I like the sound of that! She said it also has these brilliant wooden blocks that are painted with something called letters which will help me learn something else called reading, but I think I would use them to build towers and then knock them down. There are some wooden beads at the front that you can move from side to side. They will help me learn numbers, whatever they are.
wooden2Daddy said he would rather buy me something called a dumper truck. I saw a picture of it and I must admit I like the way it looks like some of my toy cars and lorries. I could put all my favourite toys in it and carry them around with me while I learn to walk. Then whenever I get tired, I can tip them out and play wherever I am. I’m sure no one will mind.
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If I was allowed to make my own choice for once, I think I’d like to learn to walk with something that had lots of different things to do so that whenever I decided to sit down I would have a new game to play. My friend Ethan at playgroup has something called an Activity Walker. I don’t know what an ‘activity’ is, but I think it has something to do with playing games because there are so many different ones to play with Ethan’s walker. You can turn some coloured wheels, move some buttons up and down a bendy track, make some noise with a rattle (I like making noise) and play some other games that I haven’t quite worked out yet.

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I remember Mummy saying at playgroup that these kinds of activities (there’s that word again) help with hand/eye coordination and fine motor skills, whatever they are. Ethan’s mummy also said that walkers are very good for developing gross motor skills. What are they talking about? These grown-ups really do talk funny sometimes. I just want to learn to walk and have some fun at the same time.

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Djeco Enchanted Fishing Review

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We recently had the chance to review some Djeco Toys from Crafts4Kids. It was not easy to decide what to try as they have so many great looking products but I chose the Djeco Enchanted Fishing for my younger two boys (aged 22 months, and 3 years)

It is a very simple activity, which can be done by one child on their own or as a turn taking activity. The box contains two fishing rods with magnetic hooks, and 12 beautiful wooden fish all with different designs and patterns on them. The box itself doubles up as the fishing pond, and is illustrated on the inside. I love the style of the illustrations!

djeco enchanted fishing djeco enchanted fishing djeco wooden fishing game fine motorThe activity kept both the boys attention for quite some time. They were better playing separately, although there are 2 fishing rods, because these two do squabble! It worked really well as a one to one activity for me to do with each of the boys.

I love that this is simple enough for my youngest to do and that it is developing his hand eye coordination and fine motor skills. The activity can be adapted to focus on whatever you prefer, so if you want to support your child’s numeracy skills then you can focus on counting the fish as you catch them. If you want to focus on colour or patterns, you could sort the fish by asking the child to pick only the spotty ones, then only the flowery ones and so on.

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See him concentrating!

The designs on the fish are really attractive and appealing. All 12 are different so there are plenty of patterns for the child to explore. The fish are all a good size, so no choking hazard as they would be too big for any baby or toddler to swallow. The magnetic piece is well attached and not at risk of coming loose at all. The magnet being right in the middle of the fish and fairly large makes it easier for those at the younger end of the age range to manage. After only a little practise, my youngest boy easily got the hang of it as you will see in our video. He then had to practise taking them back off the fishing rod again. This can be done by shaking the rod but with the younger ones it may be simpler for them to just pull it off with their hands.

The boys really enjoyed this activity and I can definitely see the early learning benefits in it for them, so that is a definite positive for me. It’s a brilliant activity to have for young children, and with it being so beautifully made this would make a lovely gift too.

Have a look at the short video below to see Mr R in action catching his fish and enjoying himself 😀

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