Buying Toys
The most used toy my grandson has is his baby bouncer. He's spent ages happily bouncing up and down in it. His is a Lindham baby bouncer, suitable from 3 to 15 months.
Other good buys have been his cot mobile, his play mat and rubber ducks for the bath. As he's getting older books are pretty much a favourite, especially the "lift the flap" ones. Choose books that have robust flaps that won't tear easily.
The VTech Crawl and Learn Bright Lights Ball
was good for encouraging him to crawl.
Where to buy:-
Amazon
Sells the award winning Wheelybug. The Wheelybug is a developmental aid designed to help your baby take their first steps with confidence. Improving balance, coordination, spatial awareness and motor skills, the Wheelybug is fully ride-able and it moves naturally with your child on multi-directional casters.
The Entertainer Sells all the toys you could possibly want at great prices. They also have over 60 stores across the UK. You can shop by age group, girls/boys, by type of toy and by brand. They sell brands such as Ben 10, Hello Kitty, Lego, Little Tikes, Star Wars, Sylvanian Families, Toy Story and Transformers.
Delivery is FREE over £30.
Tesco Direct Sell a wide range of toys. You can order online and pick up in your nearest store to save the postage (only available at larger Tesco stores). You also collect club card points on all your purchases. New products now available include Hexbugs, Schleich Animal Figures, Melissa & Doug, Carousel Pre-school toys, Lego Advent Calendars and Harry Potter Diagon Alley Lego (exlusive to Tesco).
John Lewis Sell baby and pre-school toys, including activity toys, puzzles, games, books, bath toys, comforters, mobiles, height charts, soft toys, wooden toys, playmats and baby gyms.
Debenhams Sell great value children's toys, including Sylvanian families, Vtech, Chuggington, Thomas the Tank engine and Lamaze Baby Toys.
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