Since Christmas I have been looking after my gorgeous nearly three year old God daughter for two days a week whilst her mum goes to work. As my youngest child is nearly nine and a boy, I didn't really have much for her to play with and so she was arriving with bags of stuff each time she came. I decided to buy her some bits to stay at my house and save all the hassle of packing up a bag of toys. Off I went to Early Learning Centre in search of some toys that were both reasonable, good quality and most importantly that she would enjoy playing with. Her favourite things are her 'babies', so a dolly was first on my list, I found 'Cupcake Bath time Bella' ...  Read the complete review

My two year old daughter is very into playing Mummy to her baby dolls, particularly the Baby Born doll that she calls 'Baby Ruby'. This doll came with a bottle but, as we are not telling her that she can actually feed 'real drinks' to her baby, it has remained empty which I feel limits the playability of it. Therefore, when we spotted this Cupcake Magic Milk Bottle on one of our frequent trips to the local Early Learning Centre, I decided to buy it for her. * The Bottle * The Cupcake Magic Milk bottle is a very simple design. It has a pink screw-top style lid, a white teat and a clear plastic bottle section. Inside is a 'liquid' which looks like milk ...  Read the complete review

When my daughter got to about 18 months old she started being what I call 'girly', cuddling her dolls and little soft animals, loving kittens and puppies, and pushing her toy pram around the house. So when I saw the Cup Cake Magic Milk Bottle for sale priced at £4 in Mothercare, I knew she'd love it. She tries to feed all her little friends as it is, with messy results, so this hopefully would mean she could play feed them with no mess! Most mothers will have had a magic milk bottle when they were little - the premise is that the bottle is full and when it is tipped it is emptied (ie, the dolly is drinking it). It's a simple design - the 'milk' is in a small ...  Read the complete review

My daughter is really into her baby dolls and accessories at the moment, so much that she received four new dollies for her recent third birthday! We have various bottles for the dolls but my daughter prefers the magic bottles where the liquid inside magically disappears, she only had one bottle like this and kept leaving it at either mine or mums house. My mum picked up another magic bottle for her to keep at her house. The bottle in question is this Cupcake magic milk bottle from Early Learning Centre. It can be purchased either in store or online from both Early Learning Centre and Mothercare or from Amazon for £4. The magic milk bottle is around ...  Read the complete review

Product: Cup Cake Magic Milk Bottle From: Early Learning Centre Price: £4.00 My Niece loves playing with her dolls and prams and is always trying to feed her "babies" their milk and is regularly wanting to give them real liquids from bottles/cups which as you can imagine can cause problems at times with a determined and stubborn toddler. Whilst browsing around my local Early Learning Centre Store I saw the Cup Cake Magic Milk Bottle which I knew would be perfect for my niece and would hopefully put a stop to the real liquids saga. I bought the bottle for £4.00 which I thought was a reasonable price. You can buy ...  Read the complete review