StyleNest are going back to the 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s to roundup the best retro toys for your little ones. From the much loved slinky to that Fisher Price telephone, here are our top 10.
Sometimes the old ones are the best, so we’ve delved into the toy box of the past to bring out the coolest retro toys around. If yours got lost in the attic the first time round, or made its way into the jumble sale pile, fret not, there’s plenty of retro toy re-launches to entertain your little ones with.
These top 10 are sure to bring back some good old childhood memories.
Retro Space Hopper
An oldie but a goodie, this retro toy will never go out of fashion. We’re sure it won’t just be the little members of the family who’ll want to have a go.
Classic Etch-A-Sketch
We spent hours trying to master the art of the etch-a-sketch as kids. We’re sure your little artists will too.
Traditional Wooden Boomerang
This retro toy will offer fun for children of all ages and get them away from the TV and out in the garden in no time. At less than a fiver, it’s on a pocket money budget too.
Fisher Price Brilliant Basics Chatter Telephone
Fall in love with Fisher Price’s most iconic toy all over again. Little chatterboxes will love this classic pull-along telephone.
Ridley’s Flying Model Plane Sky Touch II
Aspiring aviators in the family will love this retro toy. Just make sure dad doesn’t get to it first.
Bigjigs Abacus
Give your little brainboxes a head start with numbers before they hit their school years with this traditional abacus. The vibrant beads will also add a pop of colour to a child’s bedroom or nursery.
Moulin Roty Kaleidoscope
Little ones will be mesmerized and inspired by the magical shapes and colourful shades of the classic kaleidoscope. A traditional toy that will always have a place in the toy box.
Ridley’s Slinky
This old-school toy has been pleasing little ones since 1945 – everyone loves a slinky.
Vilac Musical Baby-Walker
This nifty toy will aid young walkers, bring out their musical talents and offer a place to store their favourite toys. A must for any aspiring musicians.
Pinhole Camera
Aspiring Mario Testino’s can learn the art of photography and create their own family portraits with this classic pinhole camera. The 60s inspired packaging keeps it suitable retro.
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