Galt Art Jar Review

We were sent the Galt Art Jar to review for Izziwizzi Kids Playfest.  The huge plastic jar is cram packed full of arts and crafts materials such as googly eyes, gummed paper, crepe paper, glue, scissors, buttons and beads.  This exciting selection of arty bits and bobs comes complete with an ideas sheet to get the creative play started.

Today was a rainy grey day, perfect for doing something arty indoors!  Kizzy was very happy pulling out pompoms, pipe cleaners and wiggly eyes from the jar to make a model of a monster!  The jar is so filled with materials that she barely skimmed the surface.  There is enough stuff to keep the kids occupied creating collages and models for the whole of the summer holidays and beyond!

It is good to have everything stored in one place, it made tidying up and storage easy.

The jar retails for £14.99 and literally contains everything needed for a multitude of fun art projects.  Just add imagination!!

Brio Pull Along Helicopter Review

We've been reviewing the Brio Pull Along Helicopter on behalf of IzziWizziKids.co.uk for #playfest.

I have been a fan of Brio for two decades having bought a train track and trains for my eldest son when he was a toddler.  That set is still being played with today, having been passed down from sibling to sibling and being added to along the way.  Brio is made to last and is a timeless addition to any toy box.

The new Brio Toys are stand alone toys that are sure to become favourites for years to come.

Take a look at our vlog to find out how Freddy got on with the Brio Helicopter!