Supermarket Toys

ASDA has it faults. The aisles are too full, the trolleys too big and the queues at the checkout too long, but whoever is in charge of the play and learn toy range should get a medal. I have to buy for six under twos this year, and its a LONG time since I was under two. It seemed that everything I picked up in Woolies is for over threes (when I worked out the little no entry symbol and the 0-3 coding). The play and learn range is clearly marked with the age of the child, 3 months, 6 months, 18 months, two years, three years, etc. The toys are big and bright, with all those extras that children love. For example, the dumper truck I bought comes with a little ...  Read the complete review

I have loads of these Asda own "Play and Learn" games and they are really cheap.From2.99-£4.99 you can get a variety of game.Most of them are made from thick cardboard and very durable.They are bright and colourful and each game comes with a leaflet inside with instructions on how to play.Of course,there is always lots of ways to play most of these games and target toddlers, from18 mths up. I ones I have are really good.Jess loves playing them,and I feel she gets a lots from them too.She can play by herself(great!) or she can rope me in for a game of picture of Dominoes or Snap! I have brought some more for xmas like : Snap a shape. Where you have ...  Read the complete review