UK Made

Amazing press and parent and blogger reviews for our creative colouring toy...

Toy News: Does Made in Britain matter?

June 2014

British made Carddies featured in this Independent Survey, carried out by Toy Shop UK and appearing in ToyNews. 71% of those surveyed said that it was quite or very important to them and their customers whether a product was made in Britain.

Creative Steps Magazine

June 2014

Carddies appeared in this lovely Football feature, just in time for the World Cup!

Holiday Tots Blog

Sharing this very sweet review of the Carddies by The Holiday Tots Blog, confirming how Carddies encourage imaginative/creative play. Also showing the  longevity of the toy...both because children go back to them time and time again, and because Carddies are top quality!

 

Northern Life Family Magazine

December 2013

Carddies are delighted to feature in Northern Life Family Magazine this Christmas! (very apt as Carddies are made in the UK using premium card from Cumbria!)

Pocketful of Rye

November 2013

This reviewer thought the Carddies are "the perfect little present" and that one of the most delightful things is " the sheer charm of the hand-drawn characters and scenery. Each of them is clearly produced with the intention of delighting children, as all of the faces wear contented smiles. "

 

 

Harper's Bazaar

October 2013

Carddies won Best Craft Kit  in Harper's Junior Bazaar Magazine (entry by our lovely stockists in Singapore, Lou Be Lou) (category: pre-school age, 3-5 years).

Progressive Preschool Magazine

Sept/Oct 2013

Raquel told PPS Magazine what traditional toys her siblings and she played with when they were little...She was delighted that their very old (much loved!) Fisher Price toys that the Carddies sisters played with as children, also featured in the piece (now their own children play with them!).

 

Monster Mummies

July 2013

The MONSTER Mummies loved our products:  "I think these sets are perfect for popping in your handbag and having available to play with when you need to occupy your children as they are so engaging..."