From the moment we find out we are going to become parents, our lives change. We go through the worry our baby is growing healthy. Planning on bringing the baby home. Along with the nursery and all the cute baby clothes. We also look at toys and stimulating our baby. Which is why I am sharing Liledu Toy Subscription Review.
I remember when I had C, we had the baby gym which she would love to lay under, plus a few little things. A toy subscription would have been a great idea.
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Who Are Liledu
Laurynas and Aiste were watching their Son open his toys on his first birthday. With this came the realisation, that all parents feel that their home would become cluttered with even more toys. They started searching the Internet for a solution to this, sadly they could not find anything. Reaching out to other parents they asked three questions –
- Do you buy a lot of toys?
- Do you spend a lot on toys?
- Do new toys become boring quickly?
As you might expect every parent answered yes to all the questions. Which is when Liledu an eco-friendly Montessori subscription service started. Being a toy subscription service that brings continuous engagement and sustainable living. With their Play and Swap model, it means each month your child receives a new set of age appropriate, educationally enriching toys. Which will fuel their natural curiosity and foster growth.
The play kits start at 0-3 months and then monthly until your child reaches 24 months.
23-24 Month Kit
I chose the 23-24 month subscription box and it is so much fun.
You receive a box where each toy is individually placed in a little bag to keep it safe. Then when you are ready to return the play kit. You print the label from your Liledu account and drop off at your nearest Yodel drop off point. Which is usually within 2 days of receiving your new kit.
The play kit consists of
- Magnetic Fox Stacker – This toy will encourage your child shape recognition and matching skills with its magnetic stacker. You receive a Fox, Duck and a Tree.
- My First ABC – A great little book to encourage your child to recognise letters with bright colours
- Vintage Camper van – Let your child’s imagination grow with this lovely camper van and family. Where will they go on their adventures?
- Central Park Forest – Let your child imagination run as they build forests. Even more fun if they build parks and forest for their camper van and family to visit.
Digital Play Guides
Written by Liledu’s early years development experts, each play guide is tailored to the specific play kit received and offers fresh ideas and activities to make playtime even more enriching. They’re aimed at helping your child get the most out of each toy, supporting their development with fun and engaging activities. You can use the guides for quick, fun suggestions or to dive deeper into understanding your child’s developmental stage.
My Thoughts
I absolutely love this subscription box, as it has everything I feel is important for that age group. A lovely book which is bright and will keep their concentration. Along with the camper van and family and the magnetic fox stacker. I wish they had this when my children were younger as would have joined up from when they were newborn.
Having this subscription, means they will get new toys to play with every month, which is exciting. Plus your house will not be cluttered with toys no longer used. It also teaches your child to be more eco-friendly.
Giveaway
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Oh what a fabulous idea, this saves all the clutter and is absolutely perfect. Such a fab subscription.
I loved building Lego sets when I was younger.
I had a large selection of plushies which I passed on to my daughter.
I had a large Scalextric collection as a kid which was a lot of fun.
This is a brilliant idea for reuse and sustainability. They look lovely toys too.
My favourite toy as a child was a glow in the dark My Little Pony.
My favourite toy as a child was my Sylvanian Families.
my favourite toy was my tiny tears doll
I loved my lego, I’d spend ages building large castles only to knock them all down again!
I enjoyed playing with building sets such as Lego.
My play post office. I also used to use it as a fish and chip shop and tear bits of paper up to make chips to sell.
I loved my toy cars.
My absolute favourite was Lego but I enjoyed Barbies and jigsaw puzzles too.
Lego was my favourite.
My Buzz Lightyear toy, used to love Toy Story as a kid.
My Buzz Lightyear toy
My 1970s my mouse trap game we got at a jumble sale
My favourite toys were my barbie house and all by barbie dolls!
I loved playing with my barbies, doctors set and play kitchen!
i loved my set of teenage mutant hero turtles!
My favourite toy was my sindy doll
This is such a great idea, perfect for not wasting money on toys
I was a bit of a Tom boy and used to play with my electric race track for hours
I loved my Barbies, especially putting them in our tree outside & pretending they were fairies!
Love frustration game – still have it too and play with my great neices
This looks like a great idea. I loved playing outside with my siblings in our play house.
This is such a great idea! My favourite toy as a child was my Tiny Tears doll!
I loved stationary and writing in my diary. Also had a pocket electronic diary which was top of technology at the time and it stopped my brother from reading it as had to put a code in to access it. Also loved my tamagotchi!
a cuddly blue bear called scruff and I still have him
I used to love my Barbies. I used to buy them at Car boot sales and me and my sisters would take them on all kinds of adventures!
Love this idea. Hope Liledu does well.
My favourite toy was an old red metal tipper truck that I mainly used in the sandpit.
i loved my action man with moving eyes,and with jeep ,tank,and bunker