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online childrens toys sites - something original or just different

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hermykne · 04/09/2005 17:54

anyone got links for good interesting toysites, planning that end of year event (!!) present buying and looking for good things that the wee cousins will like.

i see mumnet link to leterbox and thats good.

TIA

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SoupDragon · 04/09/2005 18:25

Have a look through the shopping bit of the webguide and see if there's anything there. A few look interesting.

Enid · 04/09/2005 18:27

I love this site

Enid · 04/09/2005 18:28

sorry

this site

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hermykne · 04/09/2005 20:56

enid i am well outta touch - jes* thats like a props room for a star wars movie or something, what do they do with those toys?&!!!

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hermykne · 04/09/2005 20:56

enid i am well outta touch - jes* thats like a props room for a star wars movie or something, what do they do with those toys?&!!!

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hermykne · 04/09/2005 20:56

enid i am well outta touch - jes* thats like a props room for a star wars movie or something, what do they do with those toys?&!!!

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ionaming · 05/09/2005 21:10

Letterbox have some fab toys that aren't too pricey. Tonnes of traditional wooden toys that I love!

Skribble · 05/09/2005 22:39

I get a lot of my stock from Hawkins Bazaar

mummymojo · 12/09/2005 21:52

This is a great site for traditional and unusual wooden toys
www.cubzworld.co.uk

Jbck · 13/09/2005 16:38

I have the Nowanowa from the Anytoys home page, it was a gift from my brother & it's honestly one of the best presents I've ever had. It never fails to cheer me up. DD (3) calls it the wee fairy, only she tries to say it in a french accent because it speaks french. She now says bonjour pretty (meant to be petit) fairy when it's peeking out.
I'd never seen it anywhere else I'm going to browse like mad.

Hausfrau · 13/09/2005 17:01

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mini4jules · 15/09/2005 21:57

I found www.tickseed.co.uk whilst looking for some craft activities for the summer holidays. Their stocking fillers section is just brill, loads of variety and good prices.

Jules

Babybgifts · 16/09/2005 14:09

I have recently set up a Baby Gifts site that includes organic cotton toys from Germany that are traditional toys (monkeys, bears, cats, goats, music boxes) that are really nice quality, and also some wooden toys, rattles, mobiles, buggy straps etc.
You can find them at: www.babybgifts.co.uk.
If anyone has any suggestions for me as to products/service they would be gratefully recieved.

scotlou · 16/09/2005 14:21

mini4jules - I love that site - think I'll be getting a lot from there for Christmas. Wish I'd found it last year as the dolls house furniture is the same as I bought - and it's much cheaper here!

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