sarahgal
Posts:6
 | | 17 Jun 2010 12:13 PM |
| | sounds like a great idea.... you never have enough toys especially for a 2yo and a 8 month old | | | |
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zzcharlie
Posts:20
| | 21 Jun 2010 10:23 AM |
| | No, no more toys. I am 3 weeks off having #4 and I just want a magic machine to pick all the toys up !! I will test the machine and share the vibe I promise ! Funny thing is that #3 is a 2yo boy who just loves his Tonka truck and matchbox cars, other than that he is happy with dirt, worms and lizards ! | | | |
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sujatha
Posts:1
| | 25 Aug 2010 4:55 PM |
| | I have a 15 month old and always lack of toys although we buy them every week. | | | |
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nikki79
Posts:23
| | 26 Aug 2010 3:06 PM |
| | My daughter is nearly 3 and loves to read i would love to try out some really good educational books and hands on activities. | | | |
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yummumamanda
Posts:3
| | 08 Sep 2010 6:45 PM |
| | Give some good suggestion and new taste of toys for kids so that one can make engage them busy for few hours at least. All mummy worlds need it so that they can accomplish their daily work properly. Above posts are good. But I am still waiting for some more ideas. Keep posting. Thank you. | | | |
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lesletta
Posts:1
| | 17 Sep 2010 8:49 PM |
| | Definatly toddler toys because they are just getting into that hands on stage and there are so many to choose from but not enough recommended and real discussions about them. | | | |
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prinnyp
Posts:26
| | 08 Oct 2010 6:02 PM |
| What a fantastic idea!!!
I agree, Toddler toys would be fantastic. There are so many different items, i tend to stand there in the shop and think what ones would they like.
My boys would love it too!! | | | |
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caratruman
Posts:5
| | 08 Nov 2010 1:47 PM |
| I agree. A trial of some educational toys would be fantastic. There are so many on the market
it would be nice to have the chance to try them out. I'll only buy a toy if it's been
recommended for my childs age and you know they will get a lot of use out of it. | | | |
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donze1
Posts:48
| | 09 Nov 2010 12:26 PM |
| A great idea. Some for the littlies and some for their older siblings  | | | |
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MrsFox84
Posts:3
| | 18 Apr 2011 5:39 PM |
| | i would love to try out some educational toys.... i have a 2 year old and a 9 week old... so it would be great to see if they can stand the test of a very rough 2 year old lol :) | | | |
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oanh88
Posts:1
| | 22 Apr 2011 9:52 PM |
| i also want to try some , i have a 11 moths old boy. he is very naughty ,but i do not know which toys good for him
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mmoo
Posts:3
| | 28 Mar 2012 2:57 PM |
| | educational toys that are not battery-operated! | | | |
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cud_cat
Posts:2
| | 17 Apr 2012 6:53 PM |
| | i have a toddler and u know how fast they go thru toys, but finding somthing 2 try is half the problem if u had things 2 try that keeps toddlers amused or teaches them things would be gteat as i am president of our playgroup we love finding new things for our toddlers so would love any sudjestions or products, thanx | | | |
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cud_cat
Posts:2
| | 17 Apr 2012 6:58 PM |
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i agree with insanity rules, give us some toys for the kiddies 2 try out! we'll let everyone know if they are good or not!! hahah
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