The ‘My Fairy Garden’ range is a brilliant new toy that allows kids to imagine, develop and grow their own magical garden. Aimed at girls from 5 to 8 years, My Fairy Garden is a collectable range of toys that can inspire children and encourage an interaction with nature through play. These colourful growing kits offer children a fabulous experience of imaginative open-ended play at the same time as encouraging the discovery of nature by the magic of growing real plants. The range includes cute little flowerpot homes, doors to enhance your house by allowing fairies to enter and brilliant fairy-tale stories to encourage the children’s imaginations. With this range of toys your child’s bedroom is set to become a wonderful and enchanted place.

How to build
With this kit the new fairy in your life will just love to live in the enchanted cottage. She can grow her own living garden using the provided grass seeds! The kit contains everything needed to make the fairy and her mouse friend feel at home. All that is needed is imagination and a little sprinkling of the special fairy dust provided. The 8-page colour illustrated activity guide helps you to construct the enchanted cottage and provide a new home for your little friend. The kit provides a range of enhancements. These include a shell water feature, washing line, decorative mushroom, plastic flowers and also gravel for a path.

Extras to make it special
But no toy is complete without a great slice of imagination. There is the option to add more features by making your own garden furniture out of recycled materials. There are also a range of add-ons for pocket money prices. And for those who love the toy there are a range of different kits available to collect. The kits, from Interplay, are available for £14.99 from toy retailers, supermarkets, department stores, homeware/garden stores and online.

You can win your own!
By entering today’s competition, you can win your own My Fairy Garden and make your child’s bedroom a magical realm. Good Luck!
Win a My Fairy Garden by Interplay






I wish I could live in this fairy garden