Do you have a little artist at home, who would love a set of these magic pens? My little ones LOVE these pens because they make things a little bit more interesting than your standard set of felt tip pens. This set of 25 Amazing Pens from Marvin’s Magic that can transform and erase colours! This makes art work creations lots of fun!
This fun kit from Ridleys – available from Wicked Uncle for £10 – comes with two bubble wands, one to make gigantic bubbles and the other to make a flurry of smaller bubbles to add to the entertainment.
This 84 piece jigsaw puzzle is a fun way to help your child develop their understanding of the human body, including the bones, organs and the different functions of your body. Fit the pieces together and study the images to discover how fascinating the human body is. Then attempt the mission cards with different body parts listed on them, identify the sternum, jaw bone and manubrium (we didn’t know it either!). Use the special UV torchlight to locate and reveal what cannot be seen with the naked eye. Very clever!
Are you looking for a useful but fun gift for a child this year? What about a pair of light up LED gloves to keep little hands warm and little imaginations bright?
I have one of these fun balls to give away to one lucky Mummy Fever reader. All you need to do is enter the easy widget below. Why not give it a go? It will be one less Christmas gift to buy if you do win!
I’m excited to announce that I have teamed up with Shrek’s Adventure, London to offer one lucky Mummy Fever reader a family ticket to attend the Halloween experience on the date and time of their choice (subject to availability). A family ticket equates to 4 people, so you can take any combination of adults and children along with you if you win.
have one of these fun boards to give away to one lucky Mummy Fever reader. All you need to do is enter the easy widget below. Why not give it a go? It will be one less Christmas gift to buy if you do win!
Being the parent of a young athlete can be a challenge in terms of ensuring you feed them enough and, that they get enough of the ‘right’ kinds of things. Here are a few things to consider.