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Highly Commended Best Toy Design (6+) 2012 - Jet Plane
By Junior Design Awards on 20/05/2012 14:26:30
High speed adventure meets hi-tech interaction and cool construction
A whizzy build-and-play toy that uses a unique clip and pin system to allow moving parts. Perfect for budding engineersJet Plane £30, by Mic O MicDon't miss...Find out who all of the lucky winners are in our Toys & Games CategoryPlus Planning to get on a real plane with your fami...
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Highly Commended Best Toy Design (6+) 2012 - Fijit Friends
By Junior Design Awards on 20/05/2012 14:25:00
High speed adventure meets hi-tech interaction and cool construction
This cute and clever interactive toy is voice activated: she will chat, laugh and dance quite delightfully with your child.Fijit Friends £55 by Mattel Find out... How Mattel's iconic blonde, Barbie fared in Best Toy Design (6+)PlusDiscover who all of the lucky winners are in our ...
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Highly Commended Best Toy Design (6+) 2012 - Moshi Monsters
By Junior Design Awards on 20/05/2012 14:24:00
High speed adventure meets hi-tech interaction and cool construction
With a cheeky address of Ooh La Lane, this fun buildable set inspires creativity and role play with the cutest of characters.Moshi Monsters £30 by MEGA BloksDon't miss... Junior's exclusive chat with Moshi Monsters creator, Michael Acton Smith Plus Find out who all of the lucky w...
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Shortlisted Best Toy Design (6+) 2012 - Barbie Design & Dress Studio
By Junior Design Awards on 20/05/2012 14:23:00
High speed adventure meets hi-tech interaction and cool construction
Iconic blonde Barbie allows children to play fashion designer with this creative set. Budding fashion mavens can sketch, colour and embellish an outfit, then pull away a paper frame to reveal a one-of-a-kind mini ensemble. Absolutely fabulous!Barbie Design & Dress Studio £19.99....
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Five ways to manage superhero play
By Fiona McKim on 05/04/2012 17:55:37
Stop 'Kapow!' turning in to 'Kap-ouch' with these quick tips
1 Set reasonable rulesLet children know when and where superhero play is allowed. Give safe limits, such as “Only in the garden” and “No jumping off the shed”.2 Encourage the creative aspectsHelp your child make her own superhero costumes rather than buy ready-made acrylic suits;...
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How to read your child's palm
By Junior on 10/04/2012 11:02:33
Find out what the shape of your child's hand says about her...
There are five different hand shapes to look out for: SquareA ‘square’ hand is a sign of a reliable personality. Children with this shape of hand are usually great at organising. They gravitate towards method, structure, rules and regulations and make excellent town planners, pol...
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Highly Commended Best Eco Toy 2012 - Eco Town
By Junior Design Awards on 20/05/2012 14:43:00
Inventive, inspirational and kind to the environment too
A brilliant board game where players construct a town with trees, recycling and rain water tanks. Edutainment at its best. Eco Town £20 by WonderworldFind out... Which fabulous toy won our Best Eco Toy category
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Highly Commended Best Eco Toy 2012 - Soft Toy Tots
By Junior Design Awards on 20/05/2012 14:44:00
Inventive, inspirational and kind to the environment too
Made entirely from recycled and recyclable materials, these handmade rag dolls are just the right size for a toddler’s clothes.Soft Toy Tots £40 by Oobicoo Find out... Which fabulous toy won our Best Eco Toy categoryPlus Junior takes a look at dolls through the decades
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Why fathers are important role models when it comes to reading
By Susannah Osborne on 14/11/2012 19:35:41
Fathers should lead – and read – by example
An important part of learning to read is the input of both parents. A report by the National Literacy Trust, Getting The Blokes On Board, highlighted that 40 per cent of male parents and carers believe their partner is more likely than
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How to improve your child’s fine motor skills
By Fiona McKim on 22/03/2012 12:29:19
Get those little fingers moving with these top tips
1. SortingGather a collection of small objects such as buttons, pennies or paper clips and ask your child to sort them into piles.2. DressingLet your child help to get herself dressed in the mornings – clothing fastenings like poppers, zips, buttons and ties will all test her dex...
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