IT’S that time of the year again when Aldi and Lidl are launching their wooden toys back in stores, sending kids and parents into a frenzy.
It’s one of the most long-awaited events in the run-up to Christmas – and here is the exact date the toys will drop so you could stock up for the festive season.
Lidl will kickstart the sale on Thursday, 9th October – scroll down to find out the exact date Aldi will join the rival[/caption]
Hitting the stores very soon, the wooden toy collection has plenty of options to tackle a day of cheffing or provide hours of indoor fun[/caption]
With over 100 products available, Lidl’s affordable wooden toy range is full of gifts shoppers wouldn’t think twice about[/caption]
According to a press release, Lidl will kickstart the sale on Thursday, 9th October – and with items starting from just £1.99, the collection offers quality, sustainable play at unbeatable prices.
Some showstoppers include the Wooden Play Kitchen (£44.99 with Lidl Plus, £49.99 without) and Bakery & Cafe (£16.19 with Lidl Plus, £17.99 without).
The new range will also come with a huge variety of wallet-friendly stocking fillers, such as the Wooden Food Play Set (from £4.99) and Wooden Railway Set (£6.39 with Lidl Plus, £7.99 without).
Hitting the stores very soon, the wooden toy collection has plenty of options to tackle a day of cheffing or provide hours of indoor fun.
To keep kids from climbing up the walls, the sturdy Wooden Balance Board (£23.99 with Lidl Plus, £29.99 without) and Wooden Balance Beam (£17.99 with Lidl Plus, £19.99 without) are the ideal additions to help the little ones reach new heights.
Or for those looking for something more instrumental for their little treble makers, the Hape Baby Musical Instruments come in a groovin’ guitar or a classic keyboard for a price sure to strike a chord at £11.69 with Lidl Plus (12.99 without).
With cooler weather rolling in for the holidays, the Wooden Puzzle (£1.79 with Lidl Plus, £1.99 without) and Wooden Play Set available as a Farmhouse, Fire Station or Stable (£9.59 with Lidl Plus, £11.99 without) are perfect for providing hours of indoor fun for the chips off the old block.
And to go full steam ahead into play, the Wooden Railway Set comes in three thrilling themes at a price that won’t de-rail shoppers, for just £6.39 with Lidl Plus (£7.99 without).
With over 100 products available, Lidl’s affordable wooden toy range is full of gifts shoppers wouldn’t think twice about, especially for those looking to swap out the plastic this Christmas.
Rival Aldi will also launch their new collection on the same day – and prices start from just £6.99.
The epic new range is perfect for those into cooking – or pretending to do their weekly grocery shop, just like their mums and dads.
The Wooden Aldi Supermarket features a moving conveyor belt, a till closure sign, a card machine and comes with a shopping bag – all for £29.99.
Meanwhile, future chefs are sure to love the Wooden Toy Kitchen, priced at £34.99.
Suitable for ages three and older, this bargain toy comes with a sink, a hob that has lights and sounds, changeable insert cards – and more.
If you want to go all out, you can also bag the complete set, which comes with a toy fridge and a washing machine, for £74.97.
Shoppers can also spark their imagination with adorable mini appliances and fun-sized accessories, including an air fryer and a pizza oven, both at £14.99.
Meanwhile, the Wooden Meal Set is ideal for pretend play and shoppers can choose between pasta, pizza, chicken nuggets, chicken burger or chicken wrap sets.
Suitable for those three and older, these sets will set you back just £6.99.
The news was shared on the popular Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Group by Kayleigh Jayne – and needless to say, her post sent parents into a frenzy, racking up more than 500 likes and over 2,000 comments.
”Look at how good all this stuff is,” wrote one member of the page.
”These are cute!” another agreed.
Fabulous has contacted Aldi for confirmation of the wooden toys being released into stores on October 9th.
The Hape Baby Musical Instruments include a groovin’ guitar or a classic keyboard[/caption]
The new range will also come with a huge variety of wallet-friendly stocking fillers[/caption]
