By the age of 7, peer pressure very much dictatates the toys that children want to play with. This can be a tricky time for parents who can find that the constant pressure for the latest toys can be both an irritant and an expensive time. However, toys that encourage collectability can also be rewarding as it gives focus to specific ranges.
Manufacturers are particularly switched on to the fact that kids of this age are very eager to keep up with the latest trends. The reinvention of old characters and the creation of new ones into popular TV shows means that children of this age seem to have a constantly growing list of toys to add to their wish-lists.
A charming purple and green colour scheme and is complete with chunky buttons.
These packs see the introduction of 16 additional and exciting characters.
Arlo’s inseparable friend Spot is also included and uniquely he is the controller for all of Arlo’s movements.
Play features include a swinging drainpipe, a water tower slide and a hidden sewer trap door cover!
Packed full of fantastic features, this playset measures a super-size 22 inches tall.
“Create, Animate and Bumpinate” are the three words used to describe the amazing PIXL toys.
Kids have to take it in turns to slip the crystal rods into the side of the white barrel until Olaf pops out!
Budding botanists love getting their hands dirty in this unique biological science experiment kit.
The toy BB8 was designed to work as closely as possible to the droid seen in the film.
