Every time I go to Toys R' Us or to the doctors surgery with Lily, she always wants to play in the big playhouse (she calls them tree houses for some reason, possibly Peppa Pig is to blame for this). Lily's auntie was looking for a main present for her for Lily's third birthday and she suggested getting her a big playhouse, I told her Lily would absolutely love it. I have a garden at the moment, but I can't be certain when I have to move from this property that I'm going to get a house with a garden and that was my biggest concern, would it fit in Lily's bedroom? She went and bought it and yes indeed it was huge, but I still managed to make it fit perfectly in the ...  Read the complete review

With my younger daughter's birthday coming up next month, I have been looking around for a while to get her a play house for the garden. We knew this was what she was going to get, we just didn't know which one we would buy. There are lots on the market, both plastic and wooden, and they also come in different colours, including a pink range for girls. I decided that we would get a neutral coloured one to co-ordinate with the garden colours, rather than have a pink item stand out against all the green and brown in the garden. After many weeks of looking and comparing, we finally settled on the playhouse from Wilkinson's. You can actually get the same ...  Read the complete review

My son always loved role play as a youngster. Although his father was dubious to get him what he called 'a girls' toy', I had always promised him that when we got a house with a garden he could have his own little house like the one at playgroup. When he was 3 we moved to a house with a garden and as I had promised I went on the hunt to find his own miniature home. I looked on the internet and found the prices ranged from £50.00 upwards and came in plastic and wood. As we had just moved money was a little tight. I came across this in the Wilkinson plus catalogue for £60.00 and decided it was the one. I had it delivered to store for free and went to collect ...  Read the complete review

I have been looking for a reasonably priced playhouse for my daughter for some time and as it was nearing her birthday, I was getting more desperate to find one. Most of the playhouses available are well over £100.00 and can go up to £1,000 (if you buy real wood). I was therefore very pleased to find this plastic playhouse on the Wilkinsonplus website for £60.00. The height is 115cm, width is 130cm and depth 106cm. This is actually quite a decent size in comparison to other playhouses I have viewed. My daughter can at the moment enter through the doorway without having to bend and there is plenty of room inside for her to have a small table and chair. ...  Read the complete review