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The ‘Toy Squad’ has spoken. Responsible for testing the latest toys, retailer Big W’s pint-sized group has identified its picks for the best children’s games and gadgets of 2022.
In videos of the retailer’s site, the team walks through their favorite toys, such as Gabby Talking’s Pandy Paws dollhouse, Hot Wheels Monster Mover Rhino, and Disney’s 4-piece Hooyay Big Band, explaining how they work and why. what are gaining entertainment sources. in his eyes.
Her selection will be available at Big W’s “Greatest Toy Event in the Universe” in stores and online from Tuesday, June 14 to Thursday, June 16, which will see toy prices plummet.
Here are some of the highlights of the sale:
- Jurassic World Extreme Damage T-Rex, $ 16 (originally $ 39)
- LEGO City Wildlife Rescue Camp, $ 109 (originally $ 139)
- Lightyear 2 -Pack Zap Patrol Collector’s Game, $ 49 (originally $ 69)
- Monster Jam Transforming Hauler, $ 59 (originally $ 89)
- Barbie Sister Limo, $ 99 (originally $ 30)
- Bluey My Size Plush 81 cm, $ 69 (originally $ 89)
- Action Sports Rainbow or Dinosaur 4.5ft Trampoline, $ 99 (originally $ 139)
- 7-inch pink or blue 7-inch DGTEC tablet, $ 99 (originally $ 119)
- Bears Limited Edition 40th Anniversary Crystal Twin Pack, $ 99 (originally $ 149)
If you’re thinking of buying new toys for your child, consider donating a few old ones to the free Big W Toys for Joy program.
Now available in all Big W stores, the first such toy recycling program aims to reduce the number of toys that could otherwise be thrown away or dumped. With the help of recycling company TerraCycle, favorite toys are used to create new play equipment for the communities that need it most.
“Most toys cannot be recycled on the sidewalks and end up in landfills because they are made of complex materials such as metal, rubber and a variety of plastics,” said Jean Bailliard, CEO of TerraCycle Australia, praising the program. .
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