gift guide : lucas loves cars
this is a sponsored post
If there’s one thing better than online shopping it’s getting a few things from the same store – with a discount code. I’ve chosen my ten favourite products from Lucas Loves Cars and shop owner, Helle, has kindly given you a 15% off discount – just enter the code: practisingsimplicity at checkout (valid till midnight Monday 3rd November).
1. a portable airport made from eco-friendly birch plywood (also available in a car garage). 2. designed for little hands, this wooden dump truck with water-based finishes is the perfect “first truck” for baby. 3. oh, but then there’s this little wooden ship – beautiful and fun to play with. 4. I love a good, educational puzzle, especially when it comes in a storage box. 5. discover the alphabet with these vintage-inspired cards. 6. the entire click-clack range of automobiles are fabulous – Australian made with eco-friendly products and incredibly affordable, each vehicle comes in a box that transforms into a garage. 7. the ultimate truck for dinnertime…and just when you thought that Taco Tuesday couldn’t get more fun! 8. I swear by this mask set – hours of fun! 9. hours of learning for those fascinated by airports. 10. an interactive guide to how machines work – ideal for the older, inquisitive child.
That portable airport would be such a hit with Josephine! Amazing x
It's great, isn't it. Anything that comes in a storage box is a winner, in my opinion x
Thank you for this post Jodi – I will certainly be making a few purchases for Christmas gifts and the present cupboard.
I have been mulling over a potential present for my 2yo niece and am wondering if you can offer your opinion:
http://babyology.com.au/toys/sort-stack-count-and-play-with-kiko-tanabata-star-dominoes.html
These are so beautiful, but they are a little bit of an investment, so I want to choose carefully.
I love those stars…and I have a little insider info for you 😉 – email me at jodiclairewilson @ yahoo.com.au
x
We have those stars and they are lovely. When they are not being played with they sit in a glass jar (my children are 4 & 7) and look lovely anywhere and can be played with in so many ways.