By the time children reach the age of 14, many of them have moved away from the traditional toys of their formative years and may be into very technology, celebrity or fashion driven products. Each of these categories has a whole host of specialist toys, so some case-by-case research may be required to ensure that you’re buying the right product.
Many companies make toys that cross the gap between the virtual and real world to further enhance the enjoyment of electronic games playing. Other items like USB flash drives, tech-gadgets like radio-controlled helicopters or MP3 players could be good starting points for kidsof this age.
Has different commands which sees kids of all ages popping their way to a top level score.
A bit like a tug of war for brains, and serves up equal amounts of ecstasy and disappointment.
Bond is no stranger when it comes to fast cars, which makes him a perfect fit for the world of Scalextric.
A fun family board game that helps people understand the financial ins and outs of life.
Standing 66 cm tall, Tallulah the Britto Pop Plush Bear is warm, cuddly and as cute as a cub.
The unique gameplay involves the players literally make a 'grab' for the dice.
Compatible with the iPhone/iPod and also have the official Apple seal of approval.
This card game will have you ‘umming’, ‘aahhhing’ and tripping over your words.
