I know that Mother’s Day is only just over but already I’ve started to think about Easter. It seems to be earlier than ever this year, but that also might be due to the fact we have both mine and my son’s birthdays to celebrate first!
Anyway, back to Easter. It’s only 3 weeks away so it’s definitely time to start thinking about Easter gifts! My children love Easter. They have 2 weeks holiday from school and we have lots of exciting plans to see friends and family.
Give Playmobil Easter Eggs this Easter
We are hosting Easter this year so I’ve been on the look out for treats to fill the children’s Easter basket. I couldn’t resist the Playmobil Easter Eggs which are the perfect alternative to a chocolate egg. We were sent two eggs, Playmobil fairies (9208) and Playmobil Sports & Action (9210), both are suitable for ages 4 to 10 years.
Take a look at what the children thought as they opened and built their eggs:
They love their Playmobil, who are a top manufacturer within preschool toys, and these are a great size for a small Easter gift. There are 4 eggs to choose from and each contains a small buildable set. Thats not all. When you’ve built your toy you can keep the plastic egg and use it as a money box or as a place to store toys!
My daughter enjoyed her Fairies with Magic Cauldron egg. She has a few of the Playmobil Fairies sets and this is a sweet addition. Her egg contained two fairies, an owl and magic cauldron with pieces of gold. You can take off the fairies wings too.
My son loved his One-on-One Basketball egg. It contained two players, two balls, a holdall and basketball hoop. The balls have clever slits so the players can hold them.
I think these are fun toys and make a great alternative to a traditional chocolate egg. I love that you can re-use the container too. Priced at only £6.99 each they make a great gift this Easter. Find them on the Playmobil website or in all good toy shops.
Great price. A perfect alternative to chocolate this Easter. I know what I’m buying for my boys this year. Thanks for sharing 🙂
Ah these are awesome! Love the characters, my little ones would definitely love these x
Aw these are such a fantastic alternative to chocolate! My friends little girl is dairy intolerant so would be perfect for her xxx
I wish they hadn’t gendered them but these look so cool. I would love these. For me, not my son.
I’ve become a fan of chocolate free Easter’s (or at least, a little less chocolate than usual). Love the fairy one, they’re really cute! The children’s build off was a good idea too, those concentration faces!
O wow! That sounds interesting. I was at the store today, checking out Easter eggs, and was quite surprised at the variety available. My son would love these
Oscar loves getting these sorts of eggs at Easter! Wow Toys also do cool ones for younger children 🙂
Louise x
Much better than chocolate and much longer lasting!
I loved Playmobil when I was younger, so much fun. Easter Eggs are definitely a lot fancier than when I was a kid – what ever happened to 50p chocolate eggs?! Bet the kids have great fun with these!
These are looks so awesome and perfect to my daughter I’m sure she will love this so much.