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Choose natural wood toy trucks, blocks, puzzles, dress up clothes and lacing shapes. Babies, toddlers and preschoolers love these classic open-ended toys.

Traditional wooden toys never really go out of fashion. Giving these toys and games to children can have a lot of educational and fun benefits. What are the advantages?

Christmas gift buying can be stressful and expensive, especially in a recession. But here's some ideas for great fun gifts that won't cost the earth.

Tired of light-up Widgets? Noisy Whizzers and Buzzers? Here are some suggestions for Montessori type gift ideas that toddler or preschool age children will love!

Three-year-old boys are playful, energetic and learning at a rapid pace. Here are some creative gift ideas that will reflect that fact.

When it comes to enhancing imagination & developing creativity in children, retro play outweighs modern electronic toys. Vintage toys are eco-friendly & inexpensive, too.

Inexpensive gifts can be the best for children, especially open-ended toys that inspire imaginative play and encourage creative thinking.

King Arthur's Labyrinth in mid-Wales is a unique and fascinating visitor attraction. Even those not intrigued by Arthurian legends, will enjoy a visit to the Labyrinth.

Had it up to here with the Christmas season rat race? Try a more down-to-earth Christmas starting this year.

Indoor remote control helicopters are exciting presents for kids and dads & great value. E.g. 2 PicooZ RC helicopters which shoot each other with lazers, less than £50.

Explore the long and rich history of these Native Americans in the town of Cherokee, which offers visitors a glimpse into Cherokee life, history and culture.

Stocking stuffers are usually cheap little gifts like candy and stickers. This year, be creative. Consider inexpensive Lego key chains, bionicles and building sets.

When children are small they love to explore and touch things. By giving them constructive and useful toys their learning experiences can become even more fun.

Granville Island welcomes millions of visitors each year to sample its edible treasures and admire this artsy community under the Granville Street Bridge.

Glasswear created by Alvar Aalto, clothes designed by Raija Medler and Titvi Ikaheimo, Marimekko handbags and other world-famous Finnish products star in Helsinki shops.

Everyone loves Nancy Chandler's colorful, detailed maps to Chiang Mai, Bangkok and the Weekend Market. Finally Rattanakosin and Khaosan get their own.