Toys with a nerd factor
Good toys do not have to sound educational to be worth something. A card game about the greatest witches and wizards practises reading and counting along the way, a seek-and-find book sharpens the eye, and a bubble blaster gets kids outside in summer. Here you will find toys we like to give ourselves: from the worlds children love, and with a spark of nonsense, without which nothing is fun.
Minecraft you can hold
Hardly any game shapes primary school children as much as Minecraft. That is why you will find the diamond pickaxe and the enchanted sword as plastic replicas, a plush Ender Dragon, lamps shaped like a wolf, cat, panda and fox, a chest money box and books full of building ideas. Everything around the game is in our Minecraft category.
Plush, cards and bubbles
For the cuddle corner there is Bowser from Super Mario, a giant octopus and plush weapons that win pillow fights. For the games table there are Top Trumps for Jurassic Park and Marvel, a Harry Potter Top Trumps game and a Mega Cube XL that is bigger than any puzzle cube in the schoolyard. If you like it louder, take the Airzooka, an air cannon whose blast reaches up to six metres, or the Bubble Gun bubble blaster for the garden.
For which age?
Plush and night lights suit nursery children, card games like Top Trumps need reading and are fun from primary school age. The Mega Cube XL measures 18.8 centimetres per side and is more for patient puzzlers from ten. The exact recommended age is listed on every product page.
Light for the kids' room
Part of the selection helps at bedtime: night lights with Minecraft characters, an astronaut star projector that throws colourful nebulae and stars onto ceiling and walls, and reversible Harry Potter bedding. If your child would rather build than cuddle, you will find more ideas among the experiments and kits, and the whole kids' range is under nerd stuff for kids.
