ELC Happyland vs Little People - Page 3

noababy · #21 (**permalink**) 19-10-08, 19:16

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Originally Posted by isabellasmum

I really need to get a couple more boxes though and am quite worried that with her village developing so fast crime might be an issue so will prob need to get the police station too...

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beccyboo · #22 (**permalink**) 19-10-08, 19:33

I wasnt gonna bother with the box/mat thing. i think i will just use a box of some sort and get him mat again. dunno maybe i should.

Its all so cute i want it all for me really. Im gonna go in store and see what i like the look of and check out sizes. hes gonna be spoilt for xmas hes already got trolley, hoover, books, bag and then hes having whatever happyland, a kitchen prob sizzlin one cos cant see another i like for that price, a scribbler and more books and maybe elc my 1st shop.

SephiesMum · #23 (**permalink**) 19-10-08, 19:47

Happyland stuff looks fab, we are in England for most of December so for once I can go and shop in ELC for all Joseph's pressies. Think I might get family to buy him some of the different sets.

beccyboo · #24 (**permalink**) 19-10-08, 19:51

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Originally Posted by SephiesMum

Happyland stuff looks fab, we are in England for most of December so for once I can go and shop in ELC for all Joseph's pressies. Think I might get family to buy him some of the different sets.

They have 20% OFF all happyland now so may be worth thinking which u want and ordering to relatives. x

isabellasmum · #25 (**permalink**) 19-10-08, 19:53

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Originally Posted by beccyboo

I wasnt gonna bother with the box/mat thing. i think i will just use a box of some sort and get him mat again. dunno maybe i should.

It's handy but not essential. I'm sure I've seen playmats in wilkos for a few pounds. They are mega cute though - Isabella's toys always end up everywhere so this is ideal as she has lots of room in the bottom of her wardrobe to stack them up.

SephiesMum · #26 (**permalink**) 19-10-08, 19:57

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Originally Posted by beccyboo

They have 20% OFF all happyland now so may be worth thinking which u want and ordering to relatives. x

Ta for the heads up, might order the box/mat thing now and have it delivered to inlaws rather than wait until December. xx

Claire76 · #27 (**permalink**) 20-10-08, 13:45

Finlay has happyland stuff and just loves it! He has so far, the fire station, the post office and the police station with loads of cars and people and other bits. He has the zip up bag not the box but am thinking of getting the box too as it's so bulky by the time we keep adding to it we'll need more storage.

And LMAO at RM, nobody even commented and I thought it was worthy of a mention, very funny

mitzigollop · #28 (**permalink**) 20-10-08, 17:21

we've got loads of happyland stuff and the zip bag which is great but Ruby just isn't interested... such a shame. hope the next child likes it so we get our monies worth out of it!

isabellasmum · #29 (**permalink**) 20-10-08, 23:20

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Originally Posted by Ellie H

Hmmmm, maybe I should be buying Happyland stuff too, or maybe I already bought Ethan enough stuff for his birthday.
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Ethan has more toys than I've ever seen in my life I don't think he needs Happyland

Isabella loved the farm and 'played' with the tractor most. She kept giving us a running commentary of what the animals were doing and the who was driving the cars. Was very cute

Defo needs some more bits though but will save those for Santa xx

ladybug · #30 (**permalink**) 21-10-08, 19:39

Katie has the funfair, the cottage, the post office, the cafe, the airport and the playmat (not a boxy one though) She has a gazillion little dudes, doggies, baabies, mammies and she loves 'em. Chris likes them too, but mainly to chew

He has tapped them along inside the wee house, to my amazement, he must be following Katie's example