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Festive finds for tiny toy boxes

11/12/2013

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Birthday and holiday periods create a real challenge for families living in little homes, because you have to work out where to fit the new influx of toys. And under fives' toys tend to be particularly clunky. Here are our favourite gifts to buy for babies and pre-schoolers that won't take up too much space, and, if necessary, are attractive enough to be left out on display:
Softly Snail multi-activity playmat and gym, £64.95, Little Bird Told Me
This perky, washable playmat from Little Bird Told Me will give baby hours of pleasure. It features a selection of detachable toys, which can be fixed to pushchairs, carseats and cots too. It can be used for tummy and back play time and can be folded up and hidden away when not in use. 
Kidsonroof cardboard oven, £20
Shun those enormous, ugly plastic play kitchens. Your kids will have just as much fun with this little oven made from recycled cardboard from The Kid Who. 
Cotton Cottage, Pop-on Pony Hobby Horse, £20, WowThank You
This hobby horse, from WowThank You comes without a cumbersome pole. It cleverly secures around a child's waist and will look lovely stabled at the end of their bed.
Design your own superhero cape, £35, Aspace
Most children's craft kits give birth to dozens of useless models, ornaments and trinkets that you're reluctant to throw away, but don't know what to do with. Look for ones that actually have an afterlife, such as this great 'Design your own Superhero Cape' kit from Aspace.
Bargain! Traditional Diamond Kite, £6.95, DotComGiftShop
Now dotcomgift shop's traditional diamond kite makes a fun little stocking filler and you wouldn't mind hanging this up by the front door either. 

Have you spotted a great toy that doesn't take up too much room? Do share in the comments section below. Then read on to find out how to create a room that will grow with your child.
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