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This beautiful wooden abacus, is the ultimate in traditional counting toys. Little hands will love playing with this personalised wooden abacus toy. With its bright colourful beads and sturdy wooden frame. This colourful wooden Abacus is highly educational and a playroom essential. The abacus features ten rows with ten beads on each - so let's start counting, adding or subtracting! While also developing little one’s fine motor skills, concentration and logical thinking as they learn to count and understand the mathematical world in which they live. -
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Full steam ahead! rolling in a traditional wooden vintage pull along steam train. This British designed vintage toy train is painted in a stunning red with beautiful detail to replicate a traditional Victorian steam train. Additional option to be personalised. -
Introduce a world of fun into little one’s playtime. With this incredible first miniature wooden dolls house with our Folding Dollhouse Set and uniqueness to be personalised, making this the number one dolls house gift set.
This wooden my first dolls house, opens up to reveal a three-storey house. The house set comes complete with furniture to decorate the house and an adorable Mr and Mrs with their red convertible car. This folding and portable dolls house is the ultimate doll’s house for little story tellers. As it comes with a handy rope carry handle for convenient storage and portability, meaning stories can be told anywhere alone, with friends or with adults.
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This is the ultimate shooting star sorter toy. This beautiful colourful shape sorter toy comes with five silicone stars and a wooden sorting board. Each silicone is different in size and colour, supporting children with recognition as they match the stars to the board. The shooting stars sorter can also be doubled up as a stacking toy, how high can the stars reach today? However, this toy almost reaches the stars it can also be taken into the bath, bath time fun. Each star has a different number of holes creating a water effect in the bath. Watch as your little one tries to catch the water fall through those tiny fingers. While also encouraging counting of how many wholes in each star, the more wholes the bigger the star.
