Chad Valley PlaySmart Wooden Block Set - 80 Pieces **Exclusively on Sunday Electronics**

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Ron 'My one year old Great Grandson never stops playing with his Alphabet Trolley. He does not need to be able to read the alphabet letters as there is so much more to enjoy. Sturdy even for my rascal who likes to ruin things even at his age.' Lillyflower108 'Got this for my 3 year old boy - good decent size not too small to lose or too big and bulky.'

Minksy 'Brought this item for our grandson for his birthday loves playing with the shapes, Also brought one for a friends son as so good.'MrsTeacher 'Great for exploring shape, space and construction. Small enough for little hands and a good range of shapes.' Hedjp20 'I bought this for my son's first Christmas and I can't wait to give it to him. Lovely you which will help grow and improve his fine motor skills.'

NanVal20 'The train is bright and colourful. I've given it a trial run (what fun!!!) and I know my little grandson will love playing with it. Can't wait for Christmas for him to open all his Argos toys!' Before we recommend new products, we always ask our trusted Mumsnet users, of which there are more than 7 million each month. That’s a lot of honest, impartial advice. Expert guidance When purchasing a push along walker the main consideration is that the toy is the right height for your child. Some walkers have adjustable handles to assist with this, so look for this feature.As discussed, it’s not a good idea to buy a sit-in baby walker for your baby and a push-along walker is a better option. Seyliz 'Biuggt it for my 16 month old daughter and she enjoys playing with them and i love spending time playing with her.' Finally, consider the footprint of the baby walker. Most do not fold up and will take up space in your home. What is the best baby walker? BusyBaker 'Bought as a present for my grandson, soon to be 1 yr old. Gift not given yet but looks strong and well made .' Kirsty 'I got this as a gift it was an amazingly low price for a wooden toy. You can't go far wrong with a wooden toy too so I'm positive it will be lots of fun'

Mindful of the problems that encouraging ‘toe walking’ can bring, the manufacturer recommends this sit-in walker is only used by children who can put their feet flat on the floor. Lolol 'After being told he needed more support walking about he loves this as it gives him the ability to walk unaided by other people with the wheels he can walk around anywhere in the house'Joules 'This is great as a pre walker strenth play thing. It fits together easily as long as you use a good screw driver. Bits can get under your feet so clean up after use ;) ... also, the wheels can make the baby run so could be better if there was some traction on the wheels rather than free moving. My son who is 13 months old loves it, after a few tries takes it slower and walks with it whilst laughing. Recommended!' Be25ne 'I thought this looked nice I like wooden toys although they pieces fall out of the bus alot my son still enjoyed playing with it' Bevn 'Great for imaginative and manipulative play. Bought 2 as 1 not enough ....doubling the size would have been better as a present'

Anna 'Cute gift for a child's first birthday. Came in a nice box, sweet little train toy - great little birthday gift.' Lizzy 'Perfect present for a first birthday when child is beginning to walk and developing gross and fine motor skills. Also, lovely bright colours. Brilliant toy!' Liz 'My daughter recurved this as a gift and loved it so I bought it for my nephew. It’s well made and bright and colourful. Nice to play with and challenges those brains and motoristic skills while being fun.' Happy 'I bought this for my grandson the only dad thing is it's much smaller than it looks. I should have looked at measurements.' DS 'Lots of different interesting shapes for kids to play with. Great colours. Keep the kids well entertained.'Alex3410 'Really nice wooden toy, really well received and so impressed we got one for ourselves 10/10' Bought this for my Grandson which he loves but unfortunately the screws which hold the handle in place keep coming loose. There are tools to tighten them but a couple of hours play loosens them off again. I’m hoping we can find a more secure way to keep the handle in place'