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Recipient: Children
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Hourglass TimerAn hourglass timer is a simple visual timer for studying, games, brushing teeth, cooking, classrooms or short work blocks.
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Magnetic Dart BoardA dartboard can turn a spare patch of wall into the setting for a surprisingly competitive family evening. These magnetic sets use magnetic tips instead of sharp points; choose between a wall-hung board, a reversible target and a version that rolls away afterwards.
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Magnetic Chess BoardA magnetic chess board keeps pieces steadier during travel, family games, coffee-table play or compact storage.
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Magic Kit for BeginnersA beginner magic kit gives a curious child something to learn, practise and eventually show to family or friends. Choose around the kind of fun they enjoy: handling cards and props, or setting up an experiment that looks like a trick.
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LED Light-Up WandAn LED light-up wand is a small party prop for a costume, dance or celebration where moving lights are part of the fun. Choose the pack around the people attending, the effect they enjoy and the product’s marked age, rather than treating every light-up novelty as the same toy.
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LED Light-Up Message BoardA birthday greeting, a shared joke or a very firm “do not eat my snacks” can make a room feel more like theirs. A light-up message board is a playful gift for someone who enjoys changing the details of their space. Give it a first message that only they would appreciate.
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Kinetic Sand PlaysetA kinetic sand playset gives children a mouldable, tactile activity that can be shaped, scooped, demolished and rebuilt.
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Kids HeadphonesKids headphones are a practical gift for tablets, learning apps, car journeys, flights, homework and shared family spaces.
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Kids Construction SetFor a child who loves diggers and building sites, choose between shaping a sand world and arranging a fleet of vehicles. A good construction set gives them a project they can invent again tomorrow.
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Kids CameraHand a child their own camera and you may discover that the family dog is far more interesting than anyone else in the room. A kids’ camera lets them take their own photos and videos with child-friendly controls; choose a model that fits their age and the things they love making.
