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Our free spirit Lovevery play kit #AdGifted

We have kindly been gifted another play kit from Lovevery, they are a subscription box based on age appropriate toys for learning vital skills. The box I chose this time is the free spirit play kit based for ages 34-36 months. We have loved exploring these toys and learning new ways to play.

Lovevery have the ideas of playtime with a purpose, each box has a theme which is based on the age play from the The explorer play kit for 9-10 months to the analyst play kit for 46-48 months. They include toys based on the developmental needs, a book with educational but fun stories and a play guide for how to play with the toys and other ways to play age based games. 

The free spirit play kit contains wooden camper with locking keys, lets go camping adventure, Now that I'm three book, wooden counting box, land and sky wooden puzzle, solid wood stacking boulders, reach for the stars matching cards and a play guide too. 

She has been loving pretty much every item from this box, the camper and keys with the people are brilliant for role play and hand eye co-ordination. The counting box has been amazing for getting Olivia to be more confident in counting to ten and learning how counting actually works. 

The wooden puzzle has been slightly frustrating for Olivia to get the bits the right way around but she has really loved learning how to do it and we use the colours to help her position them. The solid stacking boulders are great for hand eye co-ordination and learning about balance. Lastly the book and cards have been great to fill in a few minutes, the book is great to help them learn about what she will slowly be learning. 


We again are so grateful to have been sent such a great box, all the toys feel so well made and robust for what toddlers can throw at them. I would highly recommend having a look at what they have to offer. 

Victoria

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  1. Mellissa WilliamsFebruary 26, 2023 at 4:07 PM

    What a great idea for a subscription box. Learning through play like this can teach many skills

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  2. rhian westburyFebruary 27, 2023 at 7:56 AM

    Looks like a lovely box, and such a nice sounding subscription. It's good that they're fun toys but help with developmetal needs and kids growth x

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  3. JennyFebruary 27, 2023 at 8:18 PM

    This is such a lovely sounding subscription box, my kids would have loved this when they were younger.

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