Sylvanian Families
Monday, October 18th, 2010
Early Learning Centre have some great toys for kids! These Sylvanian families sets are really cute! Once a child has started on the Syvanian families sets then buying another present for them at their next birthday or Christmas is easy. They have lots of new figures and accessories for the lovely Syvanian families. These new sets include a massive set of cute rabbits, elephants, pigs,cats, cows and most lovely of all - the meerkats! Meerkats have been huge for the last year or so thanks to a TV ad for car insurance, and so everyone wants a lovely cute meerkat and these are just lovely.
There are lots of accessories to make playing with these toys really fun. There's a Woodland Bus which comes with a bus stop,table, benches and accessories for a picnic hamper all cleverly stored on board. This is a lovely accessory available at the early learning centre right now!
Buying a child a new family set is a great idea for a birthday gift!
Sylvanian Families originated in Japan in 1985 and have been about every since. They bring out new sets and toys for them fairly often so it's a growing collection of anthropomorhic figures. They're cute and will encourage children to use their imagination to play and explore lots of family situations using the cut families!
Sylvanian Families Celebration Rabbit Family £19.99
A special celebration set of 7 members of the Snow-Warren Rabbit Family including the Grandparent figures who are available for the first time.Father Clarence Snow-Warren spends his time repairing furniture. He says it’s sensible to mend old things rather than keep buying new ones.Mother Lettuce Snow-Warren takes the pieces of furniture Clarence has repaired and cleans and polishes them until they are as good as new.Grandfather Bernard Snow-Warren is well known as a furniture expert. There’s nothing he doesn’t know about frames, springs, padding, fabrics and what makes a bed or a chair really comfortable. Since he retired he’s very good at taking little naps in his various chairs around the house.Grandmother Edith Snow-Warren likes knitting scarves for everyone who has to work outdoors like fishermen, postmen or farmers. She’s always busy by the fire with a good book knitting and reading at the same time.Sister Sophie “Treasure” Snow-Warren spends all her free time riding her bike around Sylvania collecting an array of bits and pieces. A pretty leaf, a graceful looking twig, or a shiny pebble – she picks them up and puts them in her basket of special “Treasures”.Brother Lucky Snow-Warren is very good at finding things. In fact he finds things before you even know you’ve lost them. Like the time he found Quincy’s glasses behind the sofa when all the while Quincy thought they were in his pocket.Baby Alice Snow-Warren is very adventurous. The other week she was a mountaineer and climbed up onto the sofa in the front room. Clarence had to play ‘mountain rescue’ once she reached the top. Age range: From 3 years.
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There are lots of accessories to make playing with these toys really fun. There's a Woodland Bus which comes with a bus stop,table, benches and accessories for a picnic hamper all cleverly stored on board. This is a lovely accessory available at the early learning centre right now!
Buying a child a new family set is a great idea for a birthday gift!
Sylvanian Families originated in Japan in 1985 and have been about every since. They bring out new sets and toys for them fairly often so it's a growing collection of anthropomorhic figures. They're cute and will encourage children to use their imagination to play and explore lots of family situations using the cut families!
A special celebration set of 7 members of the Snow-Warren Rabbit Family including the Grandparent figures who are available for the first time.Father Clarence Snow-Warren spends his time repairing furniture. He says it’s sensible to mend old things rather than keep buying new ones.Mother Lettuce Snow-Warren takes the pieces of furniture Clarence has repaired and cleans and polishes them until they are as good as new.Grandfather Bernard Snow-Warren is well known as a furniture expert. There’s nothing he doesn’t know about frames, springs, padding, fabrics and what makes a bed or a chair really comfortable. Since he retired he’s very good at taking little naps in his various chairs around the house.Grandmother Edith Snow-Warren likes knitting scarves for everyone who has to work outdoors like fishermen, postmen or farmers. She’s always busy by the fire with a good book knitting and reading at the same time.Sister Sophie “Treasure” Snow-Warren spends all her free time riding her bike around Sylvania collecting an array of bits and pieces. A pretty leaf, a graceful looking twig, or a shiny pebble – she picks them up and puts them in her basket of special “Treasures”.Brother Lucky Snow-Warren is very good at finding things. In fact he finds things before you even know you’ve lost them. Like the time he found Quincy’s glasses behind the sofa when all the while Quincy thought they were in his pocket.Baby Alice Snow-Warren is very adventurous. The other week she was a mountaineer and climbed up onto the sofa in the front room. Clarence had to play ‘mountain rescue’ once she reached the top. Age range: From 3 years.
