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Doh Vinci – The New Creative Range from Hasbro : A Review

July 29, 2014 by Jes

My children love Play Doh. I on the other hand have a love-hate relationship with it. I love the scope of play it affords. I hate scooping it off the carpet! I was really pleased to visit Hamleys recently and be privy to the introduction of Doh Vinci – the new creative range from Hasbro. Jadyn was thrilled to meet Dani Harmer and have a picture with her. This new range is perfect for slightly older children who still love Play Doh (who doesn’t!!) and would like to do more with it. The Doh Vinci Anywhere Art Studio is perfect …

Make your own bracelets with Super Loop Bands

March 18, 2014 by Jes

There are some toys that I find myself trying out (please note, I have not used the words playing with) when the children are at school. This is purely to see whether the toys are suitable (yeah right!) But then, I begin enjoying the toy myself especially if it is a creative toy. I find myself thinking – what a clever idea or why didn’t they have this when I was young. This is one of those toys – The Super Loop Bands from Interplay’s My Style range. The Super Loop Bands consists of 125 coloured loops in 5 colours …

A watch to match each outfit – Swap Watch from Cool Create

March 18, 2014March 17, 2014 by Jes

When you are a blogger, like I am, you will probably notice that your children get a tad bit spoilt. When they see something on television that they would love to have – they say ‘that would be lovely for a review on your blog’. At least mine do!

Fortunately for them, they have been quite lucky and have been getting quite a few products that they have seen advertised on telly and would ‘love’ to have and yes – that are lovely to review on my blog.

This is one of those products. When Jadyn saw the Read more

Daisy Chains that never wilt from Cool Create

April 10, 2014February 17, 2014 by Jes

Choose a fabric flower and position it on the flower making unit. You can add another smaller flower and a plastic flower depending on how you want it to look. Add the stems to each flower Use the picker to remove the daisy from the unit Add a bead to the stem beneath the daisy and attach the stem using the ‘eye’ to the yellow part of the unit so it lies horizontally. Add the next stem vertically. Use the picker to remove the two daisies and you have the first bit of your chain. Repeat the process of adding …

Doh Vinci – The New Creative Range from Hasbro : A Review

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