Discover the magic of Enchantimals and Freak Marbles: perfect gifts for kids
Enchantimals doll sets celebrate the group of lovable friends who share a special bond with their animal best friends.
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Description: Enchantimals Baby Best Friends Darling Daycare
Enchantimals doll sets celebrate the group of lovable friends who share a special bond with their animal best friends. Kids can play all day with Enchantimals Baby Best Friends at the Darling Daycare playset that features Starley Stork doll. Included is bestie Bouncer figure and four more rambunctious animal friends that can play on the swing set, double highchair, cattree and lots more. When it's naptime, flick a paw at the mobile and watch the besties snooze in the crib.There's never a dull moment at Darling Daycare. Colours and decorations may vary.
Price: R639
Visit: https://www.loot.co.za/product/fnjt-8039-g340
The Totem Pack includes 6 Freak Marbles, each with its own unique matching skin.
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Description: Freak Marbles with Skins in Totem Box (Set of 6)
Marbles Totem Pack takes your collection to new heights. It's a tower of marble excitement and surprises. The Totem Pack includes 6 Freak Marbles, each with its own unique matching skin. Plus, you'll discover one surprise rare marble to add an extra thrill to your collection. From monsters and robots to animals and nightmares, each Freak Marble character is ready for action. Collect them all and discover which rare and special Freaks you can find. Keep an eye out for rare Freak Marbles, like Silver, Jelly, Colour Changing, and Glow in the Dark marbles. And don't forget the Golden Golem—the super rare marble only found in Surprise Blind Bags. Each marble comes with its own set of points and powers, bringing dynamic and exciting play to the table. Perfect for battle, games, or imaginative adventures.
Price: R399
Visit: www.loot.co.za/product/kfcn-8340-g120
A beautiful story that shows children there are heroes everywhere, you just need to look for them.
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Description: Pumpkin and the hidden Heroes
Pumpkin wakes one morning to a loud noise. When she and Toots the cat peak through the window, they see people who are removing the trash. The men and women look dashing intheir uniforms, like real heroes. Then Pumpkin starts to wonder about all of the hiddenheroes out there A beautiful story that shows children there are heroes everywhere, you just need to look for them.
Price: R139
Visit: www.loot.co.za/product/bcpg-8352-g970
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