We have been fans of WOW toys for a long time – I remember buying Gemma a digger from the range when she was about 2, and being really impressed then with the quality and the fact there were no batteries, irritating songs or set play formats – these toys are all about the imagination.
Recently we were sent Stanley Street Sweeper, Flip n Tip Fred the recycling truck and Police Plane Pete for Max to take a look at.
Police Plane Pete – the plane has a motorised function that makes the propellors spin around and has a rotating tail with 3 hidden compartments for storing bits and bobs. It comes with a removable pilot and his dog too, so there is plenty to play with.
Stanley Street Sweeper – the street sweeper is a lovely little toy, perfectly sized for small hands. As you push it along the rubber sweeping brushes rotate just like a real road sweeper – perfect for imaginative play. It comes with a driver, and the roof shows the rubbish being sorted into its individual compartments so you can spin it round to sort it to where it’s meant to be. The brushes don’t work quite as well on carpet as they do on a hard floor, but it’s a fantastic fun toy.
Flip ‘n’ Tip Fred – the recycling truck – this is definitely Max’s favourite of the set, and it is played with every day, without fail. It has a friction powered motor complete with engine sounds so Max can ‘drive’ it around the house, clicking levers and doors, a sliding door on the side, removable bins and figures and a carry handle. It also has a fantastic tipper function – load the bins into the rear and pull the lever to tip the bins into the back of the recycling truck – just like the real recycling trucks Max sees every week. He loves this function, and you can hear him chatting away as he plays, telling all the figures and drivers that he is collecting the bottles and the tins.
Hardy enough to use for inside or outside play, and suitable for such a wide age range, these WOW toys stand the test of time, offer hours of imaginative play time and appeal to every child. There is such a wide range on their website, from rockets and diggers to carriages and farm sets that there is something for everyone. If you are starting to think about Christmas present ideas, I would highly recommend WOW toys.
I love the dustcart, these look really sturdy and well made.
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Toys that don’t need batteries is music to my ears!! The girls are starting to take a huge interest in Charlie’s old cars but I gave away a lot of his diggers & vehicles – doh!! These look fab x
Beth @ Twinderelmo recently posted…Megableu Family Games Review and Giveaway
Those toys look great and sturdy, I can imagine lots of play time with those.
Stephanie recently posted…Kids Christmas Gift Guide 2015
We love WOW toys! Our girls are having a few of the toys from their range for Christmas and their birthday. I love tow truck tim! #TriedTested
Emily aka Twin Mummy recently posted…No matter what book review
They look great. Brightly coloured and robust, I know my son would have fun with them, too x
The Reading Residence recently posted…A Magical Christmas at Drayton Manor
I’ve never heard of this brand before but Little B would love them – thanks for sharing! #triedtested
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These look great. Really colourful and a good size to ‘brum’ along with #triedtested
I have just bought my nephew some Wow toys for Xmas. I think they are great for little people
Louise (perry) fairweather recently posted…Christmas Ginger Cupcakes
We love these toys! Some of the best toys on the market I think #triedtested
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They look really robust & I love their bright colours. Mini M would love these I’m sure #triedtested
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Aww! They are very cute toys. They look and sound perfect for little one’s x
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They do look really good quality:) I find so many of my sons toys cannot go outside as they would just be damaged #triedtested
Lisa (Travel Loving Family) recently posted…Family city break in Copenhagen
The WOW toys always look like such great quality and really colourful. It’s great to hear that they are well made too. Thanks for hosting x
Verily Victoria Vocalises recently posted…Reflections on Blogfest 2015
I love the look of these – they look sturdy, colourful and well made – perfect for hours of imaginative play. We’ve not tried any of the toys from the WOW Toys range so will have to have a look at these as still getting ideas for Christmas. Thanks for sharing and for hosting #TriedTested.
Louise (Little Hearts, Big Love) recently posted…Review and giveaway: Miffy book collection from The Book People
we love WOW toys in this house, these look fab, max certainly looks pleased with them! #triedtested
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We love our WOW Toys too! I have the princess carriage. The police plane looks cool and love that they are sturdy so can take a lot of battering! The first picture on the post with the pebbles is really eye-catching! Great read x #TriedTested x
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I love these, they look so ‘friendly’ if that makes sense! I think my fave is the recycling truck, fun and a good in to talk about recycling. 🙂 #TriedTested
Jessica Powell recently posted…My Mobile Phone History
Love these toys – my daughter would be in her element playing with these! #triedandtested
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I love the little street sweeper! How cute! x
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Oh wow, these all look fab, and the main selling point? No noisy horrible songs! We are definitely at the stage where imagination is key and he loves all things digger and plane related so I bet that he would love all of these. Definitely one to file for Christmas #TriedTested
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