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Six brightly coloured plastic bugs that stack in any order. These cute little bugs are fun to play with and teach hand eye co-ordination.
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Review by: krive
Dated: 22nd of October, 2008
Each bug has magnets in it so they can be stacked up on top of one another. My son loves it when I stack them and he can knock them down.
I love the fact that they are bright and colourful and the right size for little hands.
My son enjoys chewing on the wings/bug legs when he is teething. It would be nice if those bits were slightly bigger so he could have a better munch on them.
The only other small thing that could be improved is the strength of the magnets. They tend to be pulled apart a little to easily. But it is not a big deal.
Price is definitly fair!
All in all I really liked this toy, it is interesting, bright, fun and the best bit is it doesn't require batteries or make load noises!!
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