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ELC Fairy Princess PuzzleNewest Review: ... you just push them together to make the picture. This means it really needs to be done on a flat surface and for a younger ... more More ELC baby toys
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by - written on 13/01/09 (Very useful, 6 readings)
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This is one of my eldest favorite toys. There are four puzzles, two with six pieces and two with four. The two with four puzzles, are not jigsaw pieces, you just push them together to make the picture. This means it really needs to be done on a flat surface and for a younger toddler, they can get a little frustrated as it takes care to push a piece beside another without moving it! The puzzle pieces are all very large and depict 2 fairies, a butterfly and a flower. It comes in a handy wooden box with a slide lid, meaning it can be accessed easily enough by a child. Once your child has got the gist of how to do the puzzles, you can leave them to it. My daughter ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/10/08 (Very useful, 16 readings)
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My daughters have these puzzles we brought them for there last birthday they say there suited for 18months-3 years but I think they should be for slightly children as my daughters are still struggling to do them now and there nearly three. I think they would be easier if the pieces were bigger and maybe if it was four pieces to each puzzle. On each individual jigsaw the corner pieces look similar to the other three corners, so they find it hard working out which bits connect to which. They like the pictures on the jigsaws when they see them made up, I think having a box for all the jigsaws to go in is good as it keeps all the pieces together and the puzzles can stay made ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/11/07 (Very useful, 120 readings)
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ELC fairy princess jigsaw puzzle Working in schools, I come across lots of jigsaw puzzles, and find them useful for all kinds of things. This is one I came across last year when looking for a gift for a little girl. Obviously, having a real interest in the fairy/princess theme, Little Miss decided this along with some other fairy things could be just right. This was all working on the principle that she could show a younger girl how to make fairy scenes.. ~~~~What are they?~~~~~ They are sold as “4 pretty puzzles for young fairy princesses”, and on this basis, they were a must for a Little Miss buy, being mostly pink/purple in ... Read the complete review
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