CHRISTMAS: My Top 3 Gifts for Children from Wicked Uncle

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When it comes to buying Christmas presents it can all feel a bit overwhelming, can't it? The options are endless, so many ideas and potential gifts, but limited time to decide on which ones are perfect for your loved ones. This is where Wicked Uncle steps in when it comes to buying gifts for the children and teenagers in your life. Their easy to navigate website is filled with toys and games for babies all the way to teenagers, so you can get all your Christmas shopping for them done in one place. To make life even easier they offer a gift wrapping service and you can even add on a Christmas or Birthday card to your order for an addition cost. The children's gifts are split into boys, girls or all, depending on who you're buying for and you can also search by their age. This helps to make your shopping experience quicker, as you don't have to trawl through all of the gifts to find the ones suitable for the person you're thinking of buying for. 

CHILDREN: Dotcomgiftshop Changes Name & My Top Picks Under £15 from their New Website

If you're familiar with the website dotcomgiftshop then you'll probably know it for outstanding value for money, a fun range of unique products and having something for every member of your family. It is the place to buy gifts, home accessories, tableware and seasonal decorations, or should I say was. Dotcomgiftshop no longer exists, instead they've had an exciting name change and are now called Rex London.

TODDLER: Family Game Time with Orchard Toys Games Compendium

Getting the family together, turning off the television and having some nibbles...all while playing a board game, was one of my favourite ways to spend an evening as a child. We used to play board games quite a lot as a family, especially on holiday when life didn't get in the way. It was something I looked forward to doing with my own children, so when I fell pregnant with Isabella I dreamt about all snuggling up and playing games together in the evening. Fast forward nine months and I quickly realised it was going to be a long while until board games were going to be part of our day (kind of obviously, but my excited mind had run away with me).