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what are the most popular toys etc for kids this xmas? looking mainly at boy 10, girl 11,thanks.


bubbles4920  Thurs 02/10/08 03:29
bubbles4920
Thurs 02/10/08
22:52

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lol, some serious answers would be useful now!
Buenchico
Thurs 02/10/08
23:05
This is a US website but it might give you a few ideas:
http://www.chiff.com/home_life/shop/most_popul ar_toys_list.htm

It could be worth looking in your local Maplin Electronics store. They often have excellent value toys (which are usually educational but always great fun), suitable for the age range of the youngsters you're buying for. In particular, keep an eye out for easy assembly kits which let the user build things like radios and then take them apart to make something else. (I've bought those, on several occasions, for youngsters of around 10 to 12 years and they've always been very popular).

Chris
bubbles4920
Fri 03/10/08
01:27

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many thanks buenchico, very useful!
Ice.Maiden
Fri 03/10/08
01:28
Guitar Hero 1V's coming out sometime in November, and keeps the kids amused for quite a while.
chanters
Wed 08/10/08
15:16
Check out this site, it's a great resource for gift ideas.

http://www.gobuygifts.co.uk/kids.html

I believe Ben 10, Hannah Montana and High School Musical are big hits this xmas!

Happy shopping!
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