There are so many toys out there today. Many of them tech based and many of them require the child to use very little imagination. When Just Fun Kidz contacted me about reviewing their Opening Fairy Doors, I literally jumped with joy! I love this toy, I LOVE IT!
So what are the Opening Fairy Doors? They are these cute little doors that come with a choice of two fairies. Your child then sets them up against a wall and the door opens up and leads into a magical world they create.
Kiara loves it. She set it up immediately and it is still up in the lounge. Her and Jack play with it all the time. I love that they have to use their imagination to play with this toy. They have the “props” but the game, the world they create is all up to them.
“The realistic looking doors are miniature in size and easily attach to a wall, allowing them to open and close. Opening Fairy Doors come in three different colours and include a variety of accessories such as a window, mailbox, fence and stickers that allow kids to decorate and customize their own wonderful, magical Fairy World!”
Girl moms these would make stunning Christmas Gifts!!! You can get them from ToyZone, Toy Kingdom, Hamleys and Liliputs.
We have an Opening Fairy Door valued at R400 to giveaway to one lucky reader.
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Carly Crawford says
That sounds really great. My two little girls would love something like this which will encourage their imagination.
Lynn Coetzee says
We used to build mini fairy houses in the garden with small boxes and moss. Using pebbles to make roads and sometimes replanting Mom’s flowers!
Adele says
My fav game growing up was hide and seek. My mom and dad used to play it every Sunday with my siblings and I. Some quality time and good memories were created.
Ronél Sindo says
What a delightful idea! Brings to mind Alice in Wonderland!
Mariette Sakelliou says
We grew up on farms so building hideouts, and trying to break into the other hideouts was our favourite passtime!
jenny nieuwenhuys says
My favourite game was skipping.. my sisters and I used to take turns to skip 🙂 This was many many years ago. My grandaughter would absolutely love this 🙂
Lynn Botha says
My favourite game was hide and seek. We absolutely loved playing it. My kids now love it too 🙂
Natalie says
What’s the time Mr Wolf? was my favourite game and for a while any game with marbles!
Tania says
My favourite game was playing hide and seek with my sister!
Megan Hartwig says
My favourite game as a child was hide and seek.This was my favourite game because all my cousins and I would always play together.It was really fun, because everyone wanted to play and we made it into a huge game of hide and seek all the time.I still remember how one of my cousins would always have a hard time finding us and that was hilarious because she would start to get mad a lot.
Simone Cameron says
Loved playing with my barbie dolls….or dress up 😄 My kids would love this!
Sharleen says
My daughter was obsessed with playing shop shop.
Kim Muller says
I loved playing shop. I would make price tags, pack out all my toys, books, my mom’s groceries and force my baby sister to come shop. Lol fun memories. I would love to win this for my niece.
Shannon says
I loved cops and robbers, I’ve wanted one of these for ages
Chantelle Salt says
My sister and I enjoyed playing “Office-Office”
Haha. Today we both have wonderful careers.
Julie Kynaston says
Hmm, I think one of my favourites was playing ‘Teacher teacher’ or ‘Library library’
Karen at MomAgain@40 says
Building doll houses from cardboard boxes! I would have loved this!
Shelayne Roman says
It’s imaginative and innovative. A lovely way to let kids play and explore into a world of magics…I love it. And entered for this great giveaway
Caryn Step says
Favourite board game was MAD, but favourite game with my friends was running red rover.
dina dos santos says
My favourite game growing up, was the Hungry Hippo game