Rainbow Mushrooms Reviews

4.7 Rating 18 Reviews

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208 123 8234

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Unit 17A Torrington Avenue,
Rear of BSS,
Coventry
Coventry
CV4 9HN

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“These are fun and pretty. My son likes knocking them over but can see him getting into them more as he gets older”

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Posted 6 years ago

“Great for colour matching, scene making and imaginative play. The tops are on the smaller side if your child is still very oral”

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Posted 6 years ago

“These are great value for money. They were one of my first grimms purchases and have been played with regularly over the last few months in small world play with my older two. My now 20 month old has just started colour matching them. I bought them when she was 12 months old and I kept the tops out of reach until more recently, I personally feel the tops are on the small side for babies and toddler who mouth everything. So she only played with the tops under supervision.”

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Posted 6 years ago

“These mushrooms are so sweet, the toddler loves putting all the tops on clapping and then knocking them all over ! The bottoms also stack on each other which is great. Really good for colour matching too.”

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Posted 7 years ago

“Fabulous little game that can be played with in numerous ways or can enhance play with other items such a balls or friends.”

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Posted 7 years ago

“These look lovely and feel wonderful. Can\'t say the kids play with them all that much but they are just so pretty to look at!”

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Posted 7 years ago

“Such a sweet little set \r\nA great game for colour matching and also for adding to play scenes”

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Posted 7 years ago

“These are lovely so tactile and versatile, we love to stack them, colour match and count with them. My niece uses them as mushrooms and toadstools for her imaginative play. I\'d say they are more for maybe over 2.5 or 3 years as I\'d have been worried about leaving my little boy with them unsupervised but i would leave them with my 5 year old niece no problem x”

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Posted 7 years ago