Peppa Pig Toys

As you can imagine we've had plenty of the Peppa Pig toys & books in our house over the past year, some have been fantastic whilst others have been rather disappointing.  Below are my personal opinions on

Disappointments

• "Giggle and Talk Peppa" did not have very robust arms and legs and they were quickly broken.
• The lift the flaps books went the same way as most lift the flaps usually do with toddlers.
• The tree on the Roundabout didn't last very long either before that was beyond repair.
• Woolworths value pack of Grandpas Little Train, Daddy Pigs Car and The Playground is a con.  It is advertised as being half recommended retail price, but that is based on the price of the fully functional train and car.  The packaging is unclear that it is not the same products that are advertised on the TV as the titles are subtley changed to Push Along Grandpas Little Train, etc.  Personally I think that this one to take up with trade descriptions and I may well do so in the future.

• Giggling Pirate George - Little toy bought in Woolworths which travels around with us.
• Peppa Pigs Playhouse - Plastic playset with the entire family plus furniture, good value for money.
• Peppa Pig Ball - First and cheapest Peppa Pig toy we ever bought.  It still keeps our little one amused for hours.
• Peppa Pig Dressing Up Outfit - Just recently bought in Asda, she won't wear it but it gets cuddled to death!
• Peppa Pig Magazine - Keeps Little'Un occupied for hours.  She loves the stickers and the stories.

Below is a selection of toys available at Amazon. Typically I find that it is a good place to buy as prices tend to be competitive and you can get toys that are no longer available in the High Street stores.