A basic kit like the Primer Pak will mean hours and hours of spare time for you. The quality is terrific and so is the price. They're made out of an interestingly sturdy material, and the company will replace lost pieces if they go astray. I had some as a kid and remember them fondly. enjoying puzzles and number/letter recognition stuff: check out Lauri puzzles. Playmobil sells a nice wide range with tiny sets with a figurine and a few accessories for a few dollars so you can throw in little treats (treats that renew the interest in existing toys are my favourite kind of treat) throughout the year, and huge $$$ sets that make a Christmas memorable.
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It was hard to find all of our favourite real people in the 123 series but we found good enough replicas to play with in the full Playmobil range and both had a blast playing with the figurines as people we knew/ourselves. One of the great things about Playmobil is that you can usually make it pretty "relatable." Search the sets and find a "you" child figurine, a "mummy" figurine, the family pet if you have one, a "Grandma," etc, etc. It is very well-made the stuff in constant use for three years here looked like new when it was finally outgrown. A 2.5yo would totally thrill to that set. The ark Ideal Impulse linked to is from the "123" line designed for younger kids. Kid is now 8 and we are still very heavily invested in Playmobil. It was really cool to be able to have those toys in my home.Playmobil 123 was in constant use from age 1 to 4, and around 2.5 some regular Playmobil with the smaller bits set aside was starting to enter the mix. I totally enjoyed sending it back and not having to find a home for yet another toy! I thought several of the toys were classroom quality – high learning value, really high quality, but not the toys that one would normally select to purchase for your own kids for one reason or another. SparkBox Toys was a great way to experiment with new toys – even just with one box – and it would be a fantastic way to add new toy experiences without adding clutter. They loved it and we don’t have any toys like it! I am thinking something like this might be a forever toy! Only downside? Lots of pieces! For subscribers SparkBox Toys offers a toy purchase option at a discount, I have no idea how much this one would have cost me to keep outright. THIS toy ( Fantacolor Junior), however, wow! My children absolutely fell in love with it! It’s a big mosaic thing with different cards to insert. They were probably a great toy for playing with the kids, but that wasn’t my objective at the time!
The number blocks were really exciting for a hot minute but were quickly discarded for another toy. He has one of those little LeapFrog Laptops so it was pretty similar to one he already had, but he enjoyed playing with it and listening to the letters. The other toy I took out in this batch was LeapFrog Letter Discoveries. This one has a screw bottom and I lost the batteries somewhere because I was lazy and didn’t get out a screwdriver. My daughter did get frustrated that the cookie jar didn’t recognize that a cookie had already (accidentally) been inserted by my son. It’s for sure a toy I was glad to have them play with but would never purchase because of its limited play value (it only does one thing, but it’s good at what it does). The kids were totally fascinated with the Learning Toys Count & Learn Cookie Jar. I’m not sure the exact toys are the point here.
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