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Geomag - any good?

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WigWamBam · 04/04/2005 20:18

My dd has asked for Geomag for her birthday - would it be any good for a bright 4yo?

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cod · 04/04/2005 20:18

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WigWamBam · 04/04/2005 20:19

No baby, just the 4yo. I know nothing about Geomag at all.

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cod · 04/04/2005 20:20

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piffle · 04/04/2005 20:20

it is fab stuff, my dd is two and my ds is 11 under careful supervision the dd plays with it more than anyone, she is absolutely fascinated with the magnetism, you have to be careful though!!!!!!! but a careful 4yo would love it...

RnB · 04/04/2005 20:20

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WigWamBam · 04/04/2005 20:23

Sounds like that's her birthday present sorted out ... thanks

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milliways · 04/04/2005 20:24

The Entertainer have some of the smaller sets half price.

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WigWamBam · 04/04/2005 20:25

Oh great - thanks milliways!

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cod · 04/04/2005 20:25

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pabla · 04/04/2005 20:26

It was on offer in Woollies too last week, bogof, I think.

tigi · 04/04/2005 21:17

bought some in the entertainer last week, on offer from £15 to £12, 41 piece set. ds loves it (age 5) even the older one (10) fiddles with it, and they end up arguing! Brilliant for the money (except littlest has dropped 2 pieces down the back of stairs and we cannot retrieve!)

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WigWamBam · 05/04/2005 09:09

Sounds like it's a resounding "yes" then!

Thanks

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