Mookie Toys have produced a winner in time for Christmas this year. A simple ride on excitingly named a Whirlee! The Whirlee is a ride on for toddlers from 12 months of age. It is great for developing confidence and … Continue reading
Since the spring we have been busy testing our Smart Trikes courtesy of Bump PR. We could not have a Christmas gift guide on this blog without mentioning this fabulous mode of toddler transport. Esther and William love theirs so … Continue reading
We have been having a fun day here in the Edspire household. For the first time ever Esther and William have experienced fancy dress. At 15 months they did not really understand what was going on but they loved their … Continue reading
Two months today will be Christmas Eve? Have you started your shopping? Edspire would like to give your Christmas present gathering a little boost. We have a toyologist treasure trove to give away worth £40. One lucky reader will win … Continue reading
Back in July we reviewed Djeco 5 Sided Cubes from Toyjeanius and we were so impressed with these beautiful stacking cubes that I wanted to highlight them again as part of the Edspire Festive Forecast. These cubes are wonderful for … Continue reading
This year WOW Toys have answered my need for stocking fillers for twins perfectly. This British brand has provided the perfect twin toy for family fun on Christmas Day, and best of all, not a single battery is required! All … Continue reading
I have an almost four year old Goddaughter who I am never sure what to buy for at Christmas. This year though I think I may have found the answer with Fairies and Friends. Fairies and Friends sell a wonderful … Continue reading
Today on the Edspire Festive Forecast we have two great products from Orchard Toys, a British brand very popular in primary schools and homes across the UK. I have used their games in maths lessons with my old year 2 … Continue reading
What’s in Santa’s sack? Heavy on a bright red back When I was in Year 6 of primary school (fourth year juniors as it was known then) my teacher, Mrs Foster, gave us this poem starter which I have never … Continue reading