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Yoto Mini. We have the original and love it so much I'm getting the Mini for travel.” (Recommended by Mumsnet user NameChange30) Collect all 12 pets and their families when you find each zany cutie's Big Sis and Lil Sis in the LOL Surprise Glitter Colour Change™ Doll and the LOL Surprise Glitter Colour Change™ Lil Sis collections. Dobble is good because you can give more cards to more able players to even things up, so an adult can play against a five-year-old and still enjoy the game.” (Tried and tested by Mumsnetter Stompythedinosaur) Our verdict
Playmobil is one of the best toys for 5 year olds to encourage pretend play. Whether you’re buying it for the first time or adding to your child’s growing collection, there’s a huge range of different themed sets for encouraging creativity, imagination and physical development. Age: 3 years+ | Batteries required: No - USB rechargeable | Educational objectives: Literacy and listening skills What we like Dobble is a rarity in the world of board games. Your whole family will love playing it too, which is why we think it’s one of the best toys for 5 year olds. Children can sit on the gingham picnic blanket and set up a feast for two with its wooden flask, cups and plates and serve sandwiches, fruit and cake for you both to enjoy. At five years old, children still get so much out of pretend play - they can use their new reading and writing skills to write a menu, add prices to the food or set up a teddy bear’s picnic.Discover each pet’s family in the Glitter Colour Change™ Doll and Lil Sis collections, each sold separately. Hama Beadsare among the best toys for 5 year olds in terms of creativity. With 10,000 beads and five pegboards in the set, children can express their creativity whilst covertly developing their fine motor skills. Age: 3 years+ | Batteries required: Yes 3 x AA | Educational objectives: Imaginative and creative play, and communication and social skills What we like
My girls love them and the play value for us has been absolutely huge.” (Recommended by Mumsnet user FakeFruitShoot) Our verdict Yes, it comes with a hefty price tag, but if you've the space, the budget and the inclination, this is sure to be one of the best toys for 5 year olds (and, thanks to the recent Barbie movie, older fans as well!) For primary-aged children, a scooter can be an excellent, well-loved investment for riding to the park, to school and whizzing around the garden. So, if you’re due to buy your child a more age-appropriate scooter or if you’re looking to buy them their first set of wheels, then you can’t go far wrong with Micro Scooters Micro Maxi Deluxe Scooter. If you're looking for the best toys for 5 year olds to take on holiday or a long journey, the Yoto Mini could easily become your new best friend. Wholesome, screen-free fun for your child, this small but robust audio player can entertain, educate and even help your child settle down to sleep without a fuss.By age five, your child will have begun to settle into school life, learn new skills, make new friends and develop their independence. As such, they will be looking for toys that challenge them, entertain them and feel a bit more grown-up than preschooler options. With a wide range of Yoto cards to choose from (sold separately), content includes everything from classic tales to Disney stories, as well as music, activities and more. You can even record your own stories using the Yoto Make Your Own cards, for a truly personalised experience. The Barbie Day to Night Dream House is the ultimate in doll houses. Standing 43 inches tall and 41 inches wide, it has three floors, 10 living areas, a pool and a slide. Even the puppies have their own play area and pool! My son has a good few Jurassic World toys... He plays with them regularly and they are really good quality. He is five next month." (Recommended by Mumsnet user bookishtartlet) Our verdict
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