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Sunshine, butterflies, flowers and ladybugs... little girls will discover lots of delightful surprises with the Playskool Lil' Garden collection. It encourages developmental learning while planting seeds of wonder, discovery and exploration for you and your little one to share.
With three cute little bugs to grasp, hide and drop, your little girl will delight in exploring this flower patch. There are jiggly flowers for put-and-take play, a leaf for peek-a-boo fun, a flowerpot to fill and spill, and a 'watering can' that clicks.
Suitable for ages over 9 months.
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Review by: bronnie (Bronwyn)
Dated: 31st of March, 2009
I would be happy to pay between $25 and $30 for this toy. It is a great toy for youngsters. I feel it is a bit young for my 27mth old however it will definately be a hit with the 8mth-18mth years olds. The toy is very attractive with it's different colours. The bugs are a great size and shape for this age group and I think it's great that there are 5 different things within this one toy that the child can occupy themselves with. The parts my daughter loved the most were posting the bug in the watering can, and hiding the bug in the leaf.
I absolutely loved the new style of packaging used for this product. It was so easy to take out of the package which is a great plus side!!! Well done guys!!
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