I first heard of WOW Toys when C was little from reading fellow bloggers
reviews. We finally got our hands on some toys - Dexter the Digger and
Dudley Dump Truck - early this year. Both kids quickly became obsessed
with them and even now, four months later, they are still played with
every single day.
I've since been lucky enough to be given the opportunity to review a couple of their reward charts which are suited to preschoolers aged 1-5 years. There are three in the range: Dinos, Racers and Fairies. I opted for Dinos for dinosaur obsessive C and Fairies for E.
The reward charts remind me a little bit of an advent calendar. It is effectively a box with three rewards, stepping stones (with magnets underneath) and a magnetic star. When your child gets rewarded, they get to move the star to the next point. There are 10 points in total with numbers 1, 5 and 10 issuing a reward. I love that the first point "pays out" because it helps them understand that if they keep going with the good behaviour, they'll get more treats. There are also words of encouragement to help your child along.
I love how bright and funky the boxes are. C loved having
his name on the left side and moving his star up the board. The toys get
bigger in size as you go up so by the end C was really excited to see
what was under flap number 3. E probably was too but she doesn't have
the vocal abilities to tell me so! The boxes can either stand on a shelf
or be hung. We stood ours up so that the kids could move their stars
easily.
In the Dinos chart you receive, in order, Rocky the Caveman, Chompy the Dinosaur and Royce the Chariot. All three slot together so when you've collected them all, you can make Chompy ride around pulling Rocky in the chariot.
Similarly to the Dinos chart, the Fairies one comes with Daisy the Fairy, Sparkles the Unicorn and Lily the Ladybird. Daisy slots inside Lily to be pushed around too.
The kids both got so much enjoyment out of opening these reward charts and I feel like they're a quite different to most others on the market. We used ours as a reward for finishing dinner as that is something that we struggle with and I truly feel like they had a positive effect. They still play with the toys now. They are such great quality too (not that I expected anything else after Dexter and Dudley!) and I cannot fault them at all.
The reward charts retail at £12.99 which I think is amazing because you're paying for your child's excitement, better behaviour plus a cool playset! You can purchase them from WOW Toys on Amazon. You can keep up to date with all the goings-on on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
The lovely people at WOW Toys are kindly giving my readers the opportunity to win 1 of 3 Reward Charts! You get to choose which design you'd like and all you have to do is fill in the Rafflecopter widget below.
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I've since been lucky enough to be given the opportunity to review a couple of their reward charts which are suited to preschoolers aged 1-5 years. There are three in the range: Dinos, Racers and Fairies. I opted for Dinos for dinosaur obsessive C and Fairies for E.
The reward charts remind me a little bit of an advent calendar. It is effectively a box with three rewards, stepping stones (with magnets underneath) and a magnetic star. When your child gets rewarded, they get to move the star to the next point. There are 10 points in total with numbers 1, 5 and 10 issuing a reward. I love that the first point "pays out" because it helps them understand that if they keep going with the good behaviour, they'll get more treats. There are also words of encouragement to help your child along.
In the Dinos chart you receive, in order, Rocky the Caveman, Chompy the Dinosaur and Royce the Chariot. All three slot together so when you've collected them all, you can make Chompy ride around pulling Rocky in the chariot.
Similarly to the Dinos chart, the Fairies one comes with Daisy the Fairy, Sparkles the Unicorn and Lily the Ladybird. Daisy slots inside Lily to be pushed around too.
The kids both got so much enjoyment out of opening these reward charts and I feel like they're a quite different to most others on the market. We used ours as a reward for finishing dinner as that is something that we struggle with and I truly feel like they had a positive effect. They still play with the toys now. They are such great quality too (not that I expected anything else after Dexter and Dudley!) and I cannot fault them at all.
The reward charts retail at £12.99 which I think is amazing because you're paying for your child's excitement, better behaviour plus a cool playset! You can purchase them from WOW Toys on Amazon. You can keep up to date with all the goings-on on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
The lovely people at WOW Toys are kindly giving my readers the opportunity to win 1 of 3 Reward Charts! You get to choose which design you'd like and all you have to do is fill in the Rafflecopter widget below.
T&C's:
T&C's:
- The giveaway will run from 11th April until 18th April
- One winner will win one copy of Q Pootle 5: Pootle the Explorer on DVD
- Open to entrants aged 18+
- UK residents only
- Prize will be sent directly from Abbey Home Media
- No automated entries
- One entry per person
T&C's:
- The giveaway will run from 11th April until 18th April
- One winner will win one copy of Q Pootle 5: Pootle the Explorer on DVD
- Open to entrants aged 18+
- UK residents only
- Prize will be sent directly from Abbey Home Media
- No automated entries
- One entry per person
- The giveaway will run from May 20th until June 4th
- Three winners will win one WOW Toys Reward Chart of their choice
- Open to entrants aged 18+
- UK residents only
- Prize will be sent directly from WOW Toys
- No automated entries
- One entry per person
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(We received these WOW Toys Reward Charts for the purpose of this review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.)
I'd like the fairies chart and I'd use it to reward good behaviour and for trips out so if she didn't run off etc I'd use it
ReplyDeleteI'd love the Dino one and would use it for potty training. Rewards for doing number 2 because that's not happening in the potty.
ReplyDeleteI'd choose the fairies one xx
ReplyDeletei like the dino one, great for getting my son ready for school in sept
ReplyDeleteI would pick The Racers - these would be great for teeth cleaning rewards
ReplyDeleteI would use the Dinos reward chart as an incentive to keep my four year old in her own bed at night.
ReplyDeleteI would choose the fairies chart and give it to my sister to help her daughter (my niece) with potty training.
ReplyDeleteI would use the Fairy rewards and i would use it for just being helpful round the house and being polite
ReplyDeleteFairies would be lovely, for tidying up your bedroom rewards
ReplyDeleteThe Fairy One :D I Would use it when she is a little bit older for good behaviour :D - Cassandra
ReplyDeleteI would love the dino chart for tooth brushing
ReplyDeleteI would choose Racers
ReplyDeleteFairies, regular and appropriate tooth brushing.
ReplyDeleteRachel Craig
Definitely the Dino chart for potty training
ReplyDeleteI'd get the dinos chart for potty training x
ReplyDeleteI'd choose the Racers Reward Chart for my grandsons potty training
ReplyDeleteMy favourite is the WOW Toys Reward Chart – Fairies
ReplyDeleteI would love the WOW Toys Reward Chart – Fairies
ReplyDeleteBuy in a shop to help reward my little girl eating new things
WOW Toys Reward Chart – Dinos , for eating all her meals
ReplyDeleteBrushing teeth! They are so cool.
ReplyDeleteI would get the Fairy one for my daughter. I would use it for cleaning teeth properly.
ReplyDeleteI would like the fairies to help me with potty training which we are about to start.
ReplyDeleteI like the WOW Toys Reward Chart – Fairies. My niece would love it.
ReplyDeleteI'd like the fairies chart!
ReplyDeleteI would go for the Dino one for my son
ReplyDeleteWould have to be the fairies reward chart <3
ReplyDeleteI would love the fairy one as we will be potty training soon
ReplyDeleteDefinitely Dino's - for having dry pants.
ReplyDeleteWould love the fairy one for my daughter especially as we are hoping to try potty training soon
ReplyDeleteI would pick the dinos one. I would use for them going to bed on time each night.
ReplyDeleteI would choose racers for my two year old Jacob. We have just started potty training and this will help encourage him!
ReplyDeleteThe dino one for brushing teeth
ReplyDeleteI'd choose the dino one. Struggling to get my son to use the potty so may help with that
ReplyDeleteI'd get the dino's chart for potty training.
ReplyDeleteLove the Dinosaur one! I would use it for when we wean Noah off the dummy! Eeeek!
ReplyDeletelove the fairies one and would use it to encourage my daughter to walk to preschool (struggles with increasing the distance to walk because of JIA)
ReplyDeleteI would love the WOW Toys Reward Chart – Dinos
ReplyDeleteThe Dino's Reward chart for my nephew, who is potty training.
ReplyDeleteI would choose the Fairies reward chart for my daughter
ReplyDeleteI would pick the dino one, my son loves dinosaurs at the mo and I think I would use it for potty training :)
ReplyDeleteid love the dino chart for my little man :)
ReplyDeleteThe Racers chart for room cleaning
ReplyDeleteThe dino one, grandson will be starting school soon, so his ma and pa can have it for him
ReplyDeleteI'd choose the Fairies one :)
ReplyDeleteI would love the Dino one for my son. I would use it for good behaviour.
ReplyDeleteTracey F - I'd love the Dino one and would use it for potty training as we tried stickers but this would perhaps work better!
ReplyDeleteDinos for good behaviour and helping tidy room
ReplyDeletei would use it for general behaviour
ReplyDeleteid use fairies for potty training
ReplyDeleteI would choose
ReplyDeleteWOW Toys Reward Chart – Fairies for my daughter for helping me with her little sister and for putting her toys away after playing also for being good at the tea time :)
I would love the dino reward chart and would use if for general good behaviour
ReplyDeleteI would choose the racers one, for good behaviour x
ReplyDeleteThe Dino one for good behaviour xx
ReplyDeleteI'd pick the dino one and use it for potty training
ReplyDeleteI would love the Fairies one for my daughter, we are just about ready to embark on potty training.
ReplyDeleteWould love the fairy chart were at the terrible 2 and have been using a few ideas at home to reward good behaviour helping tidying toys away and fantastic for helping potty train we have a reward box would love a chart .x
ReplyDeleteI would definitely use the dinos for trying to get my son to try different foods, veggies etc.
ReplyDeleteThe dinosaur ones for behaviour!
ReplyDeletethe fairies reward chart
ReplyDeleteI love the dinosaur one! So cute!
ReplyDeleteI would use it for the kids doing their chores or behaving well!
ReplyDeleteThe fairies chart for good behaviour! :)
ReplyDeleteDinos as my little girl is obsessed with dinosaurs and it would be for potty training. :)
ReplyDeleteDinos, I'd use it for a reward for behaving during bedtime & other good behaviour like tidying toys away
ReplyDeleteI'd choose the fairies one and would use as a reward chart for things like putting away their toys
ReplyDeleteI would use the Dinos reward chart for dry nights xx
ReplyDeleteI'd choose the fairies and use it to reward my little girl when toilet training
ReplyDeleteI'd choose the racers reward chart and use it for meal times with my son, he's not a fussy eater I just can't keep him at the table 😄
ReplyDeletewe'd choose the fairies one and use it for staying in bed as H is moving into her own room soon
ReplyDeleteId use it for my daughter for her brushing her teeth
ReplyDeleteWe would have the chasers for good behaviour in school
ReplyDeletei would choose the fairies reward chart for my daughter.
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