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LeapFrog Clickstart Dora the Explorer

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Learning to Count
from: LeapFrog


My daughter really struggled with Clickstart at first. We bought it for her third birthday and she couldn't cope with the mouse but she loves Dora and after using it for about 10 minutes over two occasions she is now finding it easy. Her understanding of letters etc has improved already.

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Electronic Money Bank

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Learning to Count
from: DRW


My daughter really struggled with Clickstart at first. We bought it for her third birthday and she couldn't cope with the mouse but she loves Dora and after using it for about 10 minutes over two occasions she is now finding it easy. Her understanding of letters etc has improved already.

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Fifi Money Box (Poly Resin)

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Learning to Count
from: Born To Play


My daughter really struggled with Clickstart at first. We bought it for her third birthday and she couldn't cope with the mouse but she loves Dora and after using it for about 10 minutes over two occasions she is now finding it easy. Her understanding of letters etc has improved already.

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Cash machine in blue & purple

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Learning to Count
from: InternetShopUK


This toy was made in China apparently for the American market originally, but partly modified for the British market. It refers to banknotes as bills, switches without explanation between dollars and pounds. Worst of all, coins and notes which are inserted into the slots on the top do not always find their way into the cash box at the bottom. It then takes a great deal of shaking and manipulation to retrieve the cash. A frustating toy for a child and a hassle for a parent.

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Bungee watch

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Learning to Count
from: Tobar


This toy was made in China apparently for the American market originally, but partly modified for the British market. It refers to banknotes as bills, switches without explanation between dollars and pounds. Worst of all, coins and notes which are inserted into the slots on the top do not always find their way into the cash box at the bottom. It then takes a great deal of shaking and manipulation to retrieve the cash. A frustating toy for a child and a hassle for a parent.

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Boo! Electronic TV Cube

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Learning to Count
from: Born To Play


This toy was made in China apparently for the American market originally, but partly modified for the British market. It refers to banknotes as bills, switches without explanation between dollars and pounds. Worst of all, coins and notes which are inserted into the slots on the top do not always find their way into the cash box at the bottom. It then takes a great deal of shaking and manipulation to retrieve the cash. A frustating toy for a child and a hassle for a parent.

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Cluck Cluck Chicken

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Learning to Count
from: Vtech


This toy was made in China apparently for the American market originally, but partly modified for the British market. It refers to banknotes as bills, switches without explanation between dollars and pounds. Worst of all, coins and notes which are inserted into the slots on the top do not always find their way into the cash box at the bottom. It then takes a great deal of shaking and manipulation to retrieve the cash. A frustating toy for a child and a hassle for a parent.