ELC HappyLand Happy Market Reviews

ELC HappyLand Happy Market Baby Toy

Product Type: ELC baby toys

Newest Review: ... as I knew that a couple of relatives I had given lists to had done their duty and actually got what was on the list. ... more

 ... Marvellous! Its a lovely, very well made little set. It contains two market stalls, three little fruit and veg baskets, three flower pots, a little delivery truck and two characters. The market stalls are brightly coloured, a very stereotypical set up. The three veg baskets sit in their little slots. As do the flower pots. The little delivery truck is well made and I did try pulling the wheels off just to see if it was suitable for my daughters to play with (you can never be too careful!) and I have to say I was pleasently...more

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Customer ELC HappyLand Happy Market Reviews (7)

tobymummy
ELC HappyLand Happy Market: Who will buy my sweet red roses? ( humming tune from Oliver) ... (779 words)
by - written on 21/01/08 (Very useful, 426 readings)
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You have to eat, no matter where you are. So if you are building up your collection, a must have is the Happy Land Market. What's included? ````````````````````` In this set you get: Delivery car - which 1 character can sit in. the space on the back is suitable for the fruit/veg or flowers to sit in, enabling you to deliver goods around the town. 2 people - one being an older man, with an apron tied around his waist; he looks like your typical old style shopkeeper. The other, - Petula; a young lady with a flowery dress and hat who runs the flower stall. 2 Market stalls - 1 for the fruit and veg, the other for flowers, ...  Read the complete review

cmh4135
Crowned ReviewTwo Pound a Pound (571 words)
by - written on 07/01/08 (Very useful, 73 readings)
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Children love to play and make-believe play is, in my opinion, a very important part of growing up. Toys that encourage pretend play need to have an element of realism and need to be flexible enough to allow the child to dictate the play rather than it being directed by the toy. Early Learning Centre's Happy Land range has proven to be excellent at allowing child-directed play. The range consists of a number of items that go together to make a town/village and includes buildings, people and vehicles. The Happy Market is one of the more simple items in the range. It consists of two market stalls, a florist and a greengrocer, a shop keeper to tend ...  Read the complete review

pandapaws
ELC HappyLand Happy Market: Market day fun (860 words)
by - written on 13/06/10 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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This little set is part of the Early Learning Centre's 'Happyland' range, which comprises of buildings, vehicles and people which together make up a storybook style town. The beauty of this is that you can pick and choose the bits that you want (or that happen to be on promotion at the time!) and the bits that you think will particularly interest your child. The market set is one of the smaller 'buildings' in the range, and works well alongside some of the larger shops, although depending on how interested your child is in playing with these sort of toys, it could be used on it's own. What do you get? ------------------ This comes in an ...  Read the complete review

Zmugzy
A Happy Market to Make Happy Little Customers (360 words)
by - written on 11/12/08, updated on  07/01/10 (Very useful, 208 readings)
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Early Learning Centre's Happy Land is aimed at stimulating a child's imagination by letting the child participate in an imaginary world that in many ways reflects the real world. The package includes two brightly coloured market stalls: a florist and a greengrocer, a truck for delivering the goods and two figures comprising a market stall holder in the form of an old man and a younger female shopper in a silly hat. Each of the market stalls has items for sale. The florist has three plants and the greengrocers has three trays of fruit and vegetables which can only be placed into their corresponding stalls. The goods from the stalls can also easily be removed ...  Read the complete review

gsparkle
ELC HappyLand Happy Market: Happyland Market Stall (367 words)
by - written on 18/02/09, updated on  18/02/09 (Very useful, 143 readings)
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Happyland has lots of great little people sets and the market stalls are one of them. You can buy this set from Early Learning Centre for £10.00 but they are reduced quite often, the ones my girls got were reduced to £5.00. The market stalls are suitable for children aged 18 months- 4 years. The market stalls comes complete with two friendly looking characters. Ones called Mr Leek who runs the groceries stall and the other Petula who sells the flower bouquet. Both characters look friendly and have their aprons on ready to serve their customers. You also get two market stands one for each characters. Each stand is nice and bright and has three 3 different trays ...  Read the complete review

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