The Very Hungry Caterpillar is one the most popular characters in the World from author Eric Carle. On Monday he ate through one apple. On Tuesday he ate through two pears, but he was still hungry... Finished in super-soft Caterpillar plush.

#Very Hungry Caterpillar Hand Puppet (2009-06-07) A lovely fun toy to accompany the wonderful book, suitable for all young children. A great product.

These delightful finger puppet sets will enhance any child s love of these classic nursery rhymes.

#Great visual aid for sharing traditional nursery rhymes (2009-04-20) These little finger puppets are beautifully made. They really enhance the pleasure of sharing traditional nursery rhymes with your grandchild!

#Puppets (2009-02-04) This really cute little set has been enjoyed by the children I look after ( Im a child minder). When we sing songs they love to have a turn at holding the puppet. The babies enjoy looking at the puppets. The puppets can act as a prompt to remind children of the song or they can choose a puppet to show which song they d like to sing. Nicely made set & good quality. I hope it lasts us a long time!

Transform three super-soft sock puppets into a trio of fuzzy friends. A no mess craft project that features dozens of peel and stick felt shapes, self-adhesive wiggly eyes and fuzzy fun embellishments. A great activity to foster language development and spontaneous creative play - just add a little imagination and let the show begin!

Contains approx 4,000 midi beads, two large square pegboards, two bead supports, colour printed design sheet, instructions and ironing paper. 5 Years +

Includes 56 wooden stamps and a 4-colour ink pad (washable ink). Great for creating cards, messages and craft items. 4 Years +

#Excellent for early readers! (2008-01-03) We gave this to our daughter for her 6th birthday. She is learning to read and write so this set, with it s upper and lower case is fantastic. She is stamping her Christmas thankyou letters! We also gave her a badge making kit, and she s making badges for her friends with their names on them. It s great as she has to concentrate on the spelling, and is more likely to get them right as it takes time to select each letter, rather than writing. They look lovely on a page and she s really enjoying it. Our older 8yr old boy loves doing it too.