Best Christmas Websites
It's Your Story.
For a truly individual Christmas present, check out Itsyourstory.co.uk. The company sells personalised books with a magical twist – not only is the child’s name and other information about them included in the story but their face features in every illustration.
There are nine stories to choose from including a Christmas story which follows the child’s adventures when they wake up on Christmas morning but are too excited to go back to sleep. This high quality 28-page book has lasting appeal and is sure to delight and entertain. A special message to the child from you is included at the beginning of the book.
Great Little Trading Company.
This Christmas, Great Little Trading Company (www.gltc.co.uk) has some great Christmas gift ideas for under £10.
Whether you are after stocking fillers or preparing for children’s Christmas parties, there are some fantastically fun toys and games that are sure to bring a smile to any child’s face.
Half Price Perfumes.
Customers can snap up fantastic deals on leading designer perfumes, aftershaves and beauty products at www.halfpriceperfumes.co.uk. There are great savings of up to 75% on must have products including Agent Provocateur, Hugo Boss In Motion, Elizabeth Arden 8 Hour Cream and Yves Saint Laurent Touché Éclat.
Delivery is free on orders over £20 and most customers receive their goods within 24 hours.
Yes! Super Baby.
Yes! SuperBaby™ Music Scarf & Wristband to stimulate and bond with your Baby. Both products are worn by parents to develop baby’s senses of vision, touch and sound. They are made up of vibrant textures such as fleece, cotton, velvet and satin to promote visual and tactile stimulation. The scarf and armband also play music, squeak and rattle.
Convenient attachment features allow parents to add baby’s favourite toys – no more picking up! Great to master day-to-day modern life where parents need to take phone calls, check the internet etc with the baby on their lap and no free hands to hold a toy.
Tel: 020-8749-7733 or email info@yessuperbaby.com
When I Was a Kid.
Launched in 2006, When I Was a Kid, brings the tradition and quality back into toys that is sadly lacking in this modern age.
They have tried to focus on traditional toys to suit all budgets, with many of these toys coming from small companies and individual artists that produce unique and exquisite products all beautifully made.
Their aim is to put the magic and nostalgia back into toys.
Tridias.
Tridias Toys, a family owned company founded in 1966, believes that imaginative play is the best stimulation a child can get. Playstations and DVD’s are not the order of the day here, instead Tridias stocks a huge variety of games and toys that make learning fun!
www.tridias.co.uk
Gadget Pages.
We are a family run business and went 'online' in early 2002 to provide our unusual and often sought after products by Mail Order. We pride ourselves on traditional values and this includes the products that we sell and the service that you receive.
We are continually searching for new and sometimes 'different' products to supply to our customers. We are constantly adding new products to keep the site 'fresh' and up to date with the latest items as soon as they become available.
Early Learning Centre.
At Early Learning Centre, we do all we can to help mums help children grow into happy, self-confident people. We create fantastic toys – toys that help develop vital skills, toys that help children get off to the best possible start, and toys that are tremendous fun.
All our toys are designed to help children explore the boundaries of their imaginations and creativity , to make learning fun and help children be all they can be. All our toys meet and exceed all British and European standards for toy safety, and we're delighted with our ongoing association with the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents, who work with us in the development of our toys.
We test our toys just like your kids do. We push them down the stairs, throw them, jump on them, knock them over, poke fingers in them and even lick them. So we know our toys are as tough as the children that play with them.
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