What's Inside Our Zuru Party Bag - Review & Giveaway

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Like most children out there, Noah and Ava are obsessed with collectibles and surprise toys! I've lost count of how many different types they've asked for over the years, and I dread to think about how much we've spent on them too.

With this in mind, I was delighted when Zuru offered to send Noah a party bag containing a selection of their products, most of which turned out to be surprise toys! He was so excited when I handed him the goodies and the first thing he said was that it wasn't his birthday. I explained to him how these toys would be ideal for in for party bags, or for birthday gifts for his friends, to which he nodded in agreement. He then went on to say that it felt like it was his birthday because he had so many new toys to open up! He was that excited!

The first toys that Noah wanted to open were the two 5 Surprise toys which I hadn't heard of before. Noah, on the other hand, he screamed when he saw them as he'd seen them before on unboxing videos on YouTube. He said they were awesome and was very excited to open them.

5 Surprise is a sphere-shaped toy that fits nicely into the palm of your hand. Once opened it reveals 5 plastic segments (like an orange) each containing a different surprise toy. Noah found the different compartments easy to open and having so many different surprises to open made it so exciting. In the pink ball, he found three different plastic figures, a blue cat, a cupcake girl, an icecream puppy, a stamp and a bracelet kit.

Inside the blue 5 Surprise, he discovered a yellow felt tip pen, 3 dinosaur pogs, a gross toilet figure, a robot figure, and a small car. I suppose they are marketed towards boys and girls, however, we believe that toys are genderless and Noah enjoys playing with them all equally. In fact, he's played with the cat figure more than anything else. There are hundreds of different toys to collect so I think it would be hard to come across a dupe. They are suitable for children from 3 years of age and retail at £6.00 each.

Next, he opened the toy called Tangle and Noah remarked that it looked just like a snake. Twist, shape, fidget, collect and connect, there's so much fun to be had with Tangle. Noah had so much fun forming different shapes with it and had quite the surprise when he managed to snap it, however, I had it back together within seconds. I can imagine this is a great toy for those children who like to keep their hands busy and those who never sit still, just like Noah. Great for playing with at home, or on the go. Tangle is suitable for children from 3 years of age and I've found them for as little as £4.00 online.

Oosh Cotton Candy Cuties look just like giant lollypops and there are four scents to collect; strawberry, lemon, grape, and bubblegum. The plastic lollypop opens at the top to reveal a generous helping of foam putty. This has such a unique texture and is so much fun to play with, not only does Noah approve (he's been playing with it none stop since he opened it last week) but I do too because it makes a change from slime and is less messy! Not only that but there was a little squishy character hidden within the putty, in ours was a cute little cupcake. I think we are going to have to collect all four play foam scents and each available squishy. Cotton Candy Cuties are suitable for children from 3 years of age and retail at £8.00 each.

Visit the Zuru website for more information on these toys and to find your local stockists. How would you like to win your own Zuru Party Bag worth £35, filled with the goodies you see here? To enter simply use the Gleam form below. Good luck and feel free to enter my other giveaways!

A bundle of Zuru Toys worth £35+

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