Always something new to discover…
At Whirligig, we love to uncover amazing toys and it is our job to find the best toys around.
We love to play every game, make every model and understand just why they make perfect presents.
Our new Christmas brochure is out now – click on the moving image to access it. Lots of ideas to make your present selections easier – we hope you find something you love.
Gyroscope
£14.99
Tin Ball Game
£2.99
Bear Clock
£22.99
Weather Watch
£49.99
Snake Jigsaw
£26.99
Baby Blocks
£9.99
Puzzle Odyssey
£14.99Find the genius in your house…
This fantastic game will get the whole family playing. There are over 65,000 possible combinations to create, but the grid will always work. You just have to be the first person to correctly fit the wooden pieces together.
Speed, dexterity and spatial awareness – put all three together and you too could be a genius, but the children will probably win!
Take aim and fire…
Build a fully working catapult and see just how good your aim is. This excellent wooden kit has everything you need, with excellent instructions. Make a machine that you can adjust and set to get the perfect aim.
Recommended for 8+, this is a great build and works particularly well with a Brussels Sprout!
If you are stuck, try our gift guides...
Our latest competition winners...
I Made This… Competition
Whirligig loves to see what you have been up to. Just send us a photo of yourself with your completed project and every month we will choose our favourite photos to win a prize. Here are some of our latest winners!
Read our latest blog…
Not only do we love toys, we know about them too!
Our range of blogs discuss how we can use toys to help children learn, have meaningful play experiences and develop new skills. Check out our latest edition here or review our previous blogs.
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