Ludo
This retro board game is for two to four players. The aim is to get your counters home before anyone else.
Mini Octons.
Make your own 3D shapes and designs or follow the designs supplied with this Mini Octon set.
Glow in the Dark 3D Planets
Make your own 3D hanging mobile with these 3D glow in the dark planets
Mould and Paint Sets.
This is a fun craft which kids of all ages can enjoy but adult supervision is needed. Simply make up the plaster, pour it into the moulds, wait for it to dry and then paint. I stock Mould and Paint Cute Pets, Mould and Paint Trucks, Mould and Paint Sea Life and Mould and Paint Cupcakes.
A PlayPress Set.
These set are made from toughened cardboard. Simply press out the pieces and slot them together to make 3D characters and scenes. I stock the Savannah Animals Set, the Check-Up Time Play Set and the Dinosaur Roar play set.
Create your own Giant World Map
This Giant World Map comes with activities and stickers to help your child learn where everyone is and a little about places.
Create your own Blow Boats
This simple origami set has everything you need to make 2 blow boats and to race them on water.
Charades for Kids
Provided your six-year-old can read, they will be able to enjoy this fun acting game.
A Terra Kids Exploration Magnifying Glass
This is the most impressive magnifying glass/nature viewer that I’ve come across. It would make a great birthday present for a kid that loves being outdoors with nature.
My First Embroidery Kit
Introduce and teach your child how to embroider with this really simple First embroidery Kit.
I hope this has helped give you some inspiration on what to buy for a six year old’s birthday party gift. If not, check out my full range, which includes more affordable toys and more expensive toys, here
And, if you’re looking for some inspiration on gifts for other aged children, check out my blog as I’m working towards having a full set soon! You can find a similar blog with 10 gift ideas for 7 year olds here. Alternatively, if you are looking to spend more money, you might consider buying a toy subscription for the child. This way, the child will receive several boxes of toys during the year. It’s the gift that keeps on giving!
Thanks for reading,
xx Suzie