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LEGO® DUPLO® Bluey: Blueys Family House with Memory Game

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LEGO® DUPLO® Bluey: Blueys Family House with Memory GameIntroduce toddlers to a fun building set that packs in double the fun! Blueys Family House with Memory Game (10459) interactive toy delivers 2 fun activities in one colourful construction set. This interactive toy is filled with lots of ways to play. Preschoolers aged 3 and over can simply use this adventure toy for pretend play, recreating family activities from the show with the 3 figures Bluey, Bingo and Blueys mum, Chilli and recognisable role

Introduce toddlers to a fun building set that packs in double the fun! Bluey’s Family House with Memory Game (10459) interactive toy delivers 2 fun activities in one colourful construction set.

This interactive toy is filled with lots of ways to play. Preschoolers aged 3 and over can simply use this adventure toy for pretend play, recreating family activities from the show with the 3 figures – Bluey, Bingo and Bluey’s mum, Chilli – and recognisable role-play toy accessories from the Bluey TV show. Or they can play fun memory games with their families.

Parents hide bricks and Bluey figures behind the windows of the house, then toddlers spin the wheel to discover which pieces they need to find. They use their fine motor skills to open the toy windows and deploy their comparing, matching and communication skills to work out if they’ve found a match. Then they use their memory skills to remember where other items are hiding so they can return to them to make a match. Contains 83 pieces.

  • 2-in-1 Interactive toy for fans of Bluey, big and small – Bluey’s Family House with Memory Game (10459) adventure toy is packed with activities for fun family playtimes and imagination play
  • Buildable house toy inspired by the Bluey TV show – This colourful Heeler family home model features rooms with opening windows, a fun spinning pointer, a table and 3 chairs
  • 3 recognisable characters – This adventure toy includes Mum, Bingo and Bluey figures from the Bluey show, plus bricks representing familiar Heeler house details, including Bingo’s rabbit Floppy
  • Preschool learning toy – This learning toy for preschool kids helps toddlers develop and grow as they sharpen their communication, comparison, imagination and fine motor skills
  • Gift for toddlers – This interactive toy makes a creative gift for toddlers aged 3 and over who love pretend play and memory games, and preschool fans of the Bluey TV show
  • Discover more Bluey fun – Check out the other LEGO® DUPLO® and LEGO® Bluey creative-play toys (sold separately), including age-appropriate sets for toddlers, preschoolers and kids aged 4 and over
  • Boost family fun with Bluey – LEGO® DUPLO® Bluey adventure toys inspire creative pretend play preschool kids will relate to and support the developmental milestones parents will want to share
  • Dimensions – This 83-piece construction toy includes a Heeler family house toy that measures over 30 cm (11 in.) high, 51 cm (20 in.) wide and 37 cm (14.5 in.) deep
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