Looking through the Avon Christmas Campaign and the reduced sale campaign I was searching for stocking fillers for my daughter and step son (age 7 and 5). I saw this in the sale brochure (priced at £4) and thought it was a perfect little filler and gift from the man himself! (Santa). Although designed as a garden game it is still a game you can enjoy in the house and my initial thoughts were that it was something different to what they already have. When i received the product I was slightly disappointed that it was packaged in a plastic bag which wasn't re-sealable, it was however easy enough to find a nice box to keep it in from a local shop. ...  Read the complete review

As my daughter's birthday is in the summer, we often get a few toys given to her for the garden. This year our next door neighbour gave her a giant game of Ludo. At four she is just starting to understand and enjoy board games, so we were all looking forward to playing this. The game is designed to be a garden game with large counters and dice, and a wipe clean large matted area for the game board. We have learnt that whilst it's better to be played out on the grass due to not slipping etc, you can get as much enjoyment from this game by laying out on the floor inside as well. The game board is made of a durable thick plastic that arrives folded up. ...  Read the complete review

We have a four year old niece on my husband's side, and I often buy her toys or gifts as a treat. I work as an Avon representative when my poor health allows, and I had noticed a nice range of toys and gift items in a recent brochure. After a little consideration, I decided to buy the Avon Giant Ludo game, as I liked the look of the design, and thought it was the type of game that my niece would not outgrow too quickly. The game is fairly simple in both its concept and design. It consists of a large plastic mat with the game printed on it, a generous handful of plastic counters (I believe there are 16 of these included, with four of each of the four counter ...  Read the complete review