Sneek look at the latest Little Tike toys

February 28th, 2008

Every year the designers at Little Tikes have to come up with new toy designs for the upcoming season which generally starts in February.

I managed to grab a sneek look at some of the latest designs that will hit the stores very soon.

The first toy i manged to get a look at was the Little Tikes crashing waves toy:

Little Tikes crashing waves

This is an inflatable toy that will be great for summer BBQ’s or kids parties. Little Tikes are looking to push more inflatable toys for this upcoming summer. I personally really like the look of this new toys and will likely purchase it for my childs upcoming birthday in May.

The Next new little Tikes toy i grabbed a sneek shot at was the Little Tikes fold away playground:
Little Tikes fold away playground

This toy looks like it’s aimed at toddlers and would be a perfect toy to take down to the beach. Obviously it folds away and therefore differentiates itself from many of the other toy playgrounds on the market. I am very excited to see such a toy like this to hit the market.

The final toy I grabbed a sneek shot was the Little Tikes 6 in 1 town centre.

toys-tikes-6-in1-town-centre

This new toy comes with a gas station (which can actually be used with the classic Cozy Coupe car. It also come with a shop, cafe/restaurant, kitchen and gym! My kids have seen this and they are very excited… could make a great Christmas gift.

Log Cabin (Chocolate Brown)

February 11th, 2008

A pioneer homestead durably constructed of double-wall plastic to survive years on the backyard frontier. Realistic log detailing, shake roof and opening shutters. Interior features “fireplace,” play phone and table. Assembles easily with a minimum of time and trouble. (Chairs and play dishes not included.)
Product size: 57″ l x 48″ d x 59″ h
Ages 2 years & up

Little Tikes Cozy Cottage Playhouse

February 11th, 2008

This cozy playhouse features home-like details such as large windows, a working Dutch door, a counter with a pretend sink, and a stove with a “burner” for cooking up good fun. Unique cottage styling includes a molded-in “shingled” roof and clapboard siding.
Product size: 41″ l x 43″ d x 48″ h
Ages over 1 1/2 - 6 years

Timber Treehouse Climber and Swing Extension Hardware

February 11th, 2008

Treehouse-style climber with two levels of play. Large curvilinear slide is accessible by built-in ladder. Tree fort on top level and roomy sand bunker on ground level (sand not included). Made of sturdy, double-wall plastic that doesn’t splinter or rust, plus it’s easy to assemble. Includes the hardware to attach up to 2 swings and one corner bracket. (Swings and wood sold separately.)

Giant Picnic Table (New Colors)

February 11th, 2008

Molded-in tabletop storage holds cups and cans, paint bottles and other supplies. Extra wide table provides lots of space for paper, paints, markers and materials. Designed for messy projects. surface is easy to clean and storage is recessed to help prevent spills. Seats up to 6 kids.

Construction Truck Sandbox and Pool

February 11th, 2008

This big rig features a roomy front cab with giant crawl-thru tires and a spinning steering wheel, plus a large sandbox and pool for young truckers. Removable lid doubles as a pool or sandbox. Truck bed holds up to 300 lbs. Of sand (not included) and offers above-ground seating for up to 6 kids. Pool and sandbox have convenient drain plugs.
Product size: 59″ l x 46.50″ d x 36″ h
Ages over 1 1/2 - 6 years

Easy Store Large Slide

February 11th, 2008

The practical solution for limited storage space: a slide that can be folded up and put away! Slide “unlocks” and folds for compact storage in the garage, basement or outdoor shed. 5 foot slide has high sides and rounded corners for a smooth ride. Wide steps and base designed for stability.
Product size: 66″ l x 38″ d x 38.25″ h
Ages 2 - 6 years

Climb and Slide castle

February 11th, 2008

An authentic-looking castle climber designed to provide safe and fun adventures for toddlers. Gentle angle slide and crawl-thru castle arch. Sturdy platform has high sides for toddlers to hold onto. Hidden area under platform and peek-a-boo windows encourage hide-and-seek play between toddlers and adults. Looks like a real castle with “stone” and “wood grain” detailing yet it’s designed for safety with smooth, rounded corners.
Product size: 50.50″ l x 42.50″ d x 28.50″ h
Ages over 1 1/2 - 4 years

Little Tikes Play House - Generic

February 11th, 2008

Play House

Detailed styling includes realistic “brick” chimney, clapboard siding and shingled roof. Two large windows with shutters that open and close. Dutch door opens to a roomy interior with drop leaf table and push-button play phone.
Product size: 44″ l x 41″ d x 46″ h
Ages over 1 1/2 - 4 years

Saving up for Little Tike playset

February 11th, 2008

I take care of 6 kiddos – all part time.

  • 2 – Dad just got laid off.
  • 1 – Parent’s paid me a HUGE amount upfront from an inheritance… the money ran out and they can’t afford care anymore.
  • 2 – Mom and dad divorced; they are “probably” getting back together and if they do they will be moving out of state. She withdrew but wanted me to “hold her spots” until this coming Monday “just in case.” I didn’t hold them but didn’t fill them either.
  • 1 – My after school girl. She is only with me during the school year.

I get lots of calls but not too many interviews. I charge a tad more than others in my area so that is a major turn off for some people right away.

I was saving up to buy a new “little tikes” play set for the backyard – something more fun and entertaining. The store didn’t have the one I wanted in stock so I didn’t get it. The week after this is when I started losing my kids.

You just have to have faith that everything will work out

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