Doctor Squish Glow It Squishy Maker
A fun option for children who like making and playing with tactile toys. It suits rainy afternoons and small group play.
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This week's kids' picks lean into hands-on play, bright character favourites and a few clever builds for quieter moments. There's plenty of movement and make-it-yourself fun, from the Hot Wheels City Ultimate T-Rex Transporter and Bluey's Ultimate Lights & Sounds Play House to the Doctor Squish Glow It Squishy Maker and the Instant Digital Print Camera. LEGO also turns up in a couple of neat ways, with the Disney Stitch figure and the Mini Orchid both giving older children and family gifting a more considered option.
It's a good list for birthdays, rainy afternoons and small treats that still feel thought through. The sensory PlayTab set, ThinkFun Gravity Maze and Furby Coral bring different kinds of play, while the Crayola Scribble Scrubbie Pets and Paw Patrol Rescue Wheels will suit children who already have a favourite world. There's a nice spread here, but the common thread is simple: each pick gives kids something to do, not just something to unwrap.
A fun option for children who like making and playing with tactile toys. It suits rainy afternoons and small group play.
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A straightforward pick for children who like cars and big playsets. It has the sort of format that tends to be opened and used straight away.
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A strong choice for children who like things that move, spin and react. It feels different from standard construction toys and gives plenty to tinker with.
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A useful gift for children who like taking their own pictures and keeping the prints. It works well for birthdays, holidays and family days out.
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A good pick for younger children who like colouring and animal toys. It is simple to get into and has enough repeat use to stay interesting after the first session.
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A lively choice for children who enjoy toys with a bit of character. The Furby name is familiar, and the interactive features give it plenty to play with.
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This suits younger children who already know the Paw Patrol characters. It is simple, familiar and easy to give without needing a full set.
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A nice option for children who like careful builds and pretty finishes. It feels a little more grown-up, but still easy to give to a keen builder in the 9 to 12 range.
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This is a good fit for children who already love Bluey and want a bigger set to play with. The familiar house format makes it easy to understand at a glance.
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A good pick for children who like puzzles and building things that actually do something. It has enough challenge to hold attention without needing screens.
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This suits children who like Disney characters and enjoy a build that looks good once it is finished. It has enough personality to feel special without being too complex.
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A good choice for older children who know Minecraft well. It feels closer to a display model than a quick novelty buy, so it suits builders who like something they can spend time on.
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A familiar choice for younger children who like a cuddly toy with a gentle look. The Bashful Bunny range is easy to recognise and easy to gift.
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