Christmas bargain thread 12 - genuine Minecraft tits

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MN secret santa donation and nominations now open here if you fancy using any excess bargains to send some Christmas cheer to fellow mners.

notenough The half-price children's magazines are here.

Livingsocial have a scotch whisky tasting pack for £18 and gives you a £10 voucher to redeem against full sized product.

Hope it works soon izzy.

Tesco Photo (www.tescophoto.com) have half price on all their photobooks, calendars and posters. I've had their half price photobooks in the past and they've been great - and although they've now changed their supplier, I can't see that they would change it for somebody worse! (or check in a local tesco with a photo service otherwise for an indication of quality)

Offer ends 28/10/14.

Forgot to say regarding the tesco photo offer - the fact you can pick it up free of charge from any tesco means that it can be a fair bit cheaper than lots of other places because they invariably end up charging several pounds in postage when doing big things like photobooks, posters or calendars!

Thank You zipzap and elvish. I have ordered the pack of 10 for £5.86

Right ~ pedals are coming off ! Thanks all

RE riding a bike, my daughter learned this year at 8!
We found the council run 1-2-1 sessions with 3 hours for £20. Think they are mainly for adults who can't ride but they were happy to teach a child. Meant she got on a did it, without wailing which is what she did with us. No need for balance bike or removing pedals. Teacher was a bikeability (cycling proficiency) teacher and was FAB.
Check out your council website or ring them.
Well worth £20 for 3 hours individual tuition arranged to suit us.

And thanks for the Molton Brown codes.
Got the 3xhandcream set for £15. Lovely!
Also got some new style finger lights with fibre optic tassels and some dinosaur eggs.
Will be returning to this thread for more ideas.
Thanks everyone. And remember, it's not a bargain, unless you have someone in mind to give it to. I need to remember that myself!

kids msgs

Finally sorted on the 2 DC's big presents, which we budget about £100 for, then hope to get a bargain so the £100 pays for some of the smaller gifts too.

So I'm now hoping Amazon lightning deals when they start will cover a 3ds (pink) for DD2.

And am hoping that Tesco will do a double up voucher thing that will inc computers etc as DD1 would like (and make good use of) a new laptop, which will be part Christmas and part birthday present.

ood linzer thank you

pigley I'm after the Lego windows & doors but it has been discontinued. It was £11 I think. I contacted Lego and they couldn't tell if/when there was going to be a new version. Just pointed me to their pick & mix page. I'm trawling Ebay in the hope of old stock. Really annoying as I think its an important part of lego. Especially when your DD loves making houses!

Hush have 20% off nightwear (plus free delivery). Quidco is 7% CB.

Ahem, strange one here but I'm in need of a giant plush dragon. I

Like last year, IKEA are apparently doing the "Buy a real Christmas tree for £25 and get a £20 Ikea voucher free as of 28th Nov (voucher has to be spent between 19th Jan and 8th Feb).

This thread is amazing. Thanks all.

balance bikes are for toddlers.

We just took the pedal off 6yo dd1s bike and practiced, practiced, practiced.

It just takes time and effort.

poop 50% off national geographic kids magazine

neeko

For those looking for dressing up, there were firefighters, nurses etc for £4.99 in the Kiddicare sale.

Someone upthread did say that they thought that there was an awful lot of adverts in the national geographic kids. So I hunted down DD's copy from this month and can vertify that there were only about 6 pages of adverts in there. About average I think compared to other magazines.

I'm tempted by some of the Horrible History magazine issues on the 50% off site also linked on here. :) Still debating that one.

Tesco have £5 off a £25 Halloween spend

Not Christmas related but nevermind

Titsalina...ikea do toy dragons. Ds2 has one.

I have been looking at plush dragons for dd, have found a amazing one,

expensive but it's amazing

Or this one,

Melissa and doug

ikea dragon

Anyone seen any good deals on kiddizoom cameras? Thanks