Easy Eating Out Tin
£12.95
Fun and educational family games to keep children busy and entertained!
Say goodbye to a Mary Poppins bag of toys! This dinky tin is jam-packed with colour-coded activities for younger and older children. Keep it in your bag and never be caught short when eating out again!
We all want to relax and taste our food when we eat out as a family, don’t we! These innovative games will keep your child entertained and learning playfully too.
Put an end to cries of ‘how much longer’ and be sure to have this little tin tucked away in your bag to keep the experience stress free. Why not treat someone to a dinky tin too?
Proudly accredited by The Good Play Guide and voted in their top 5 travel toys
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Description
Enjoy:
1.Keeping everyone happy and entertained through to dessert
2.Generating giggles
3.Making mealtimes at home playful – great for fussy eaters
4.Boosting your child’s listening, reading, vocabulary, maths and science
5.Enhancing your child’s creativity
6.Encouraging kindness and good manners
7.Building your child’s memory
8.Getting to know your child
9.Inspiring interesting discussions and debates
10.Offering a helpful alternative to a Mary Poppins bag of toys and tablets
You will receive:
- 25 colour coded activities for children aged 3+
- 25 colour coded activities for older children
- 4 translucent, colourful dice with additional ideas for boosting maths skills
- A perfectly portable tin
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Sustainable
Printed in The Lake District on FSC certified paper, suitable for a wide age range and packaged in a sturdy tin, this product will last for years.
WARNING – CHOKING HAZARD
Small parts – not intended for children under 3 years of age.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.100 kg |
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Jean –
Such an wonderful idea! Great to keep my little one busy whilst out and about.
Fran –
I really recommend this handy little tin. I am looking forward to using it properly when we go out for something to eat. It contains lots of unique ways to keep children entertained at the table. Perfectly sized for my handbag too and the dinky dice are an added bonus!
Claire –
Great idea. We love it! Thanks
Lorraine –
Can’t wait to use this little activity with my 3 year old when we’re out!
Kim –
Bought two different sets of the pocket size activity cards for Christmas gifts – good incentive to get kids to put the screens down and get out and about! The cards have been put together thoughtfully and the information links included to look up tips and activities are also great. Thanks so much : )
Jen –
We have had great fun eating out with this game, great conversation starters, all age appropriate, our little one is 4 , we as adults really enjoyed them. We would definitely recommend this to families, fantastic boredom buster. We found Happy Home Learning through Facebook , so glad we did Nicola is ace to pickup handy tips and useful videos. Give it a like or follow some great advice
Ruth –
Saw these advertised on FB. My little grandson has a birthday next month and ordered them as his gift. I have not used them yet, but have had a peep inside the tins. The cards have easy to read lettering, even for grandma without having to take glasses out with her. I can’t wait until I can use them with my grandson specially as we love going on walks in the country. Would recommend these as a gift. Good for parents to use. Good for grandparents to use. Some great ideas, and if children see the ‘suggestion’ on a card they are more likely to cooperate than something suggested by mum or grandma. Great gift.
Paul –
We’ve had a hoot with these! Using them over mealtimes at home too.
Katy –
Does exactly what it says on the tin (!): a fabulous collection of quality products to help the make learning fun and keep the kids entertained
Gemma –
This little tin was ideal for our family holiday. Having 3 children, eating out can sometimes prove difficult and we end up feeling frustrated that we’ve spent money and not enjoyed ourselves. Having these cards meant the children were happy throughout (not constantly asking when the food would arrive). We all engaged as a family but the children were happy to entertain themselves also, which gave my husband and I time to speak to each other, win win.