As my parents are my childrens childminders whilst myself and my husband work we have a set of toys in their house aswell as our own, we bough this toy from Asda in their 2 for £8 promotion as our youngest daughter loves her shape sorter at home so much we felt she would like to have one at both houses. The toy is a white plastic ball which has different shaped holes around the surface as usual shape sorters do, the edge of each shape is lined in a different colour so it adds some colour to an otherwise boring looking toy. The toys also has different coloured paw prints around the ball although I am totally unsure what paw prints have to do with sorting ...  Read the complete review

My son was given the Asda Play and Learn Pull Apart Shape Sorter for his first Christmas by his Aunt and he has really enjoyed playing with it. You can purchase the toy exclusively at Asda in store and online for £6, though it is often in their two for £8 deal. The shape sorter is a white plastic ball that has little multi coloured paws dotted all over it and 8 different shaped holes that include a circle, square, heart, cross, triangle, star, hexagon and pentagon, the holes are also bound by a different colour which match the shapes to help in identifying where they should go. The shape pieces are made of plastic and come in the following colours, ...  Read the complete review

This is a review of ASDA Play & Learn Pull Apart Shape Sorter, a baby toy which we keep at my mother in law's house as our daughter has a shape sorter at our house and her other grandparents' . This particular toy is one that most people will be familiar with. What is it? This toy is a way of learning shapes and coordinating little hands to put each shape through the right hole. There are eight shapes like circle, oval, cross, square, heart, triangle and each is made of a different colour plastic. The holes are also edged in the same colour to help give a clue where each shape might belong. What does it look like? The shape sorter is ...  Read the complete review

My cousin has a four month old baby girl and me and my daughter often go round there to visit. As our cousin is so young, she doesn't take any interest in her toys, my daughter, however, does and since visiting we have a small box of toys that my daughter brings home with her from their house. She's babysitting the toys until our cousin is older! One of these toys is this shape sorter from Asda. The shape sorter is in the shape of a football and has holes for the shapes all the way around the outside. It is a basic white colour with flashes of bright colours dotted around the outside in the shape of paw prints and these bright colours also line the outside of ...  Read the complete review