ELC Jitterbugs

Jitterbugs is a great game for young children. It comes complete with 4 magnetic spiders making sure that all the family can get involved and have some quality time with the kids. The packaging is nice and sturdy and appeal to the little ones, and the games is a good size for storage. The aim of the game is to catch your bugs which are 'jittering' about on the vibrating base. Yes you do need to buy the battery, which is a C size, however, i would recommend that if you are buying this as a present you test it first. My daughter has received 2 of these games and on both occasions the connection in the battery compartment was not tight enough which meant that ...  Read the complete review

What is it? Jitterbugs is a game from Early Learning centre aimed at children between ages of 3years to 6years it costs £10.00 although I purchased this with Manic Martians as a double offer at two for £15.00 Game Contents A Vibrating base this requires 1 size C battery which is not included but can be purchased directly from Early Learning Centre I would recommend doing this as my Daughter was very disappointed when had to look at game as Mummy had forgot to buy Batteries! Also contains 4 spider poles and Bugs believe is 4 bugs of each colour however seems to be missing some. in our game already. The object of the Game ...  Read the complete review

Jitterbugs is a fun little game made by the Early Learning Centre and is aimed at children between the ages of three and six. The game comes in an attractive and sturdy box, and when you open it up you discover a big plastic platform, four magnetic poles and twelve bright little bugs. The platform itself is round and colourful, looking a bit like a garden on the top, and has an on/off switch. When you turn it on, provided you have put in a C battery (which is not included) it will vibrate. This on its own is fun for your little children to put their hands on and feel what it is like. The poles each look like a small branch of a plant. They have a string at the ...  Read the complete review