. Or save more with the Pretend 'n' Play cooker set, £15, at Sainsbury's. Aldi also has the Little Town kitchen for £34.99. RING IT UP: The trend for wooden toy shops and tills is everywhere this autumn. The Wayfair.co.uk mini shop is £115.99, but if kids really want to mimic adults, the brand new Lidl wooden play till is £39.99 — available in store while stocks last. Or get the space-saving Little Tikes wooden cash register for £17.99 instead of £22.99 at JDwilliams.co.uk. CHOP, CHOP: Play and learn with wooden food blocks from John Lewis, where a set will cost you £16. Or buy the similar Woodlets fruit-slicing set, now down to £6 at the Early Learning Centre (elc.co.uk). It was £12. Deal of the day Indulge your sweet tooth with these Ferrero Rocher's from Sainsbury's GIFT someone a box of Ferrero Rocher, was £5.30, now £4, at Sainsbury's. SAVE: £1.30 Cheap treat tRY these new delicious M&S Molten Cheddar Profiteroles TUCK into new Molten Cheddar Cheese Profiteroles, the new f){kind=link}
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PARENTS cannot get enough of traditional wooden toys for their children.
They see them as safer to play with but also kinder to the planet. Premium ones can be pricey but you can chip away at the cost with these budget buys . . .
RIDE ON: No-pedal balance bikes are a great gift for younger children but come in at around £100.
Instead, get a balance bike, suitable for ages three to six, for £34.99 at Wowcher.co.uk, down from £49.29.