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Grapat Green Little Things Reviews

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Introducing Green Little Things, a wooden green wish box with a figure inside. Part of the the 'Simple Little Things' range by Grapat 'toys made to be whatever the child imagines them to be'. Grapat is made from wood that is sourced from sustainable forests. Products are made using water based non-toxic dyes and finishes that are made with vegetable waxes and oils. Each piece of Grapat is unique, they are painted by hand and the characteristic 'imperfections' of the wood makes the material even more valuable. Please keep your Grapat products in a dry place and if cleaning is require wipe with a damp cloth and dry immediately. The pieces should not be submerged or disinfectant used.

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Susan Whyte
Verified Reviewer
“These teeny, stunning pots are beautifully made with endless possibilities. I bought three colours, two of which are destined for my friends littles at Christmas time but I think I will get more to keep. I can't wait for Christmas to see all the ways my child chooses to play with it. The spinning top is so satisfying. Perhaps I will get one for me too. Grapat packaging makes me smile. Goodbye plastic !”
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Posted 4 years ago
Susan Whyte
Unverified Reviewer
“These teeny, stunning pots are beautifully made with endless possibilities. I bought three colours, two of which are destined for my friends littles at Christmas time but I think I will get more to keep. I can't wait for Christmas to see all the ways my child chooses to play with it. The spinning top is so satisfying. Perhaps I will get one for me too. Grapat packaging makes me smile. Goodbye plastic !”
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Posted 4 years ago
Jennifer Hawkins
Verified Reviewer
“We have a couple of these. They kids keep all sorts of little trinkets in them and they make brilliant spinners. They make perfect stocking fillers or pocket money toys.”
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Jennifer Hawkins
Unverified Reviewer
“We have a couple of these. They kids keep all sorts of little trinkets in them and they make brilliant spinners. They make perfect stocking fillers or pocket money toys.”
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Tilly-Rose Bushby
Unverified Reviewer
“An amazing little item, I bought one in every colour. Despite the lucky tickets every item is so well crafted and the effort made in the packing just makes buying grapat more and more of a joy. They are so well loved by my 11month old. We use them as spinning tops alongside mader (they actually spin better and for longer) spinning the little things on there 'hats' make them spin for ages!! I would have easily given them to my little one at 8months old, really sturdy toys and perfect for little hands! We stack, spin and even hold the cup with the person in and try and flip him over and back into the cup. Endless play opportunities”
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Posted 4 years ago
Tilly-Rose Bushby
Verified Reviewer
“An amazing little item, I bought one in every colour. Despite the lucky tickets every item is so well crafted and the effort made in the packing just makes buying grapat more and more of a joy. They are so well loved by my 11month old. We use them as spinning tops alongside mader (they actually spin better and for longer) spinning the little things on there 'hats' make them spin for ages!! I would have easily given them to my little one at 8months old, really sturdy toys and perfect for little hands! We stack, spin and even hold the cup with the person in and try and flip him over and back into the cup. Endless play opportunities”
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Posted 4 years ago
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