Tuesday, October 28, 2014
gift guide : lucas loves cars
this is a sponsored post
I don't think I'm alone in thinking that cars, trucks and trains (and their accompanying roads, tracks and garages) are toys that never, ever fail to please. Both Che and Poet have spent hours upon hours with their wooden train set and various automobiles - they are the toys that transcend age, time and gender.
If there's one thing better than online shopping it's getting a few things from the same store - with a discount code. I've chosen my ten favourite products from
Lucas Loves Cars and shop owner, Helle, has kindly given you a 15% off discount - just enter the code: practisingsimplicity at checkout (valid till midnight Monday 3rd November).
1. a
portable airport made from eco-friendly birch plywood (also available in a
car garage). 2. designed for little hands, this
wooden dump truck with water-based finishes is the perfect "first truck" for baby. 3. oh, but then there's this
little wooden ship - beautiful and fun to play with. 4. I love a good,
educational puzzle, especially when it comes in a storage box. 5. discover the alphabet with these
vintage-inspired cards. 6. the entire
click-clack range of automobiles are fabulous - Australian made with eco-friendly products and incredibly affordable, each vehicle comes in a box that transforms into a garage. 7. the
ultimate truck for dinnertime...and just when you thought that Taco Tuesday couldn't get more fun! 8. I swear by this
mask set - hours of fun! 9. hours of learning for those fascinated by
airports. 10. an interactive guide to
how machines work - ideal for the older, inquisitive child.
posted by:
Jodi
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That portable airport would be such a hit with Josephine! Amazing x
ReplyDeleteIt's great, isn't it. Anything that comes in a storage box is a winner, in my opinion x
DeleteThank you for this post Jodi - I will certainly be making a few purchases for Christmas gifts and the present cupboard.
ReplyDeleteI have been mulling over a potential present for my 2yo niece and am wondering if you can offer your opinion:
http://babyology.com.au/toys/sort-stack-count-and-play-with-kiko-tanabata-star-dominoes.html
These are so beautiful, but they are a little bit of an investment, so I want to choose carefully.
I love those stars...and I have a little insider info for you ;) - email me at jodiclairewilson @ yahoo.com.au
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We have those stars and they are lovely. When they are not being played with they sit in a glass jar (my children are 4 & 7) and look lovely anywhere and can be played with in so many ways.
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