Originally released in 1972 and now back in circulation, the Snoopy toothbrush set is ideal for big and small kids alike.
The updated set includes a toothbrush stand, Snoopy cordless power toothbrush handle, two toothbrushes and a coupon for money off kids’ toothpaste.
All that for just $20 (around £10).
Find out more at the Fred Flare website
Looking for a quick way to cool for your kids? Look no further than the Wagon Company’s Hot Rod car.
Take your pick from a boy or girl-friendly powder-coated paint job, with the retro car featuring decorative dials in front of the steering wheel, adjustable pedals, larger than average body and large steel wheels with rubber tyres.
The only thing we don’t know is the price – you’ll have to drop the company a line.
Find out more at the Wagon Company website
Almost every kid loves playing dress up, and if Mum and Dad are retro lovers then they’ll feel like the coolest kids on the block in these threads from Steady Clothing’s new kids range Ready Steady Go!
Just like the company’s adult clothing, there’s plenty of vintage inspiration throughout the lines with t-shirts, dresses, cardis and more. Best of all, they’re perfectly age appropriate allowing you to create not miniature adults, but kids with serious cred.
Great design for your home, great fun for your kids – the Offi Woody Chalkboard Table offers both.
Check out that design, rather like a large version of the iconic Alvar Aalto 60 stool. Except this one is down to Eric Pfeiffer and is made from birch, with a chalkboard top and bowl in the centre for your child’s used chalks.
Having fun has never been so stylish – and it’s yours for £249.
Find out more at the Nest website
A pull-along dog has been a feature of many a childhood, but few are as cool as Brio’s Pull-Along Dachshund.
Scandinavian toy manufacturer Brio first introduced its pull-along Dachshund back in 1953. The original dachshund was just 20cm long, but recently they have introduced a larger version, measuring 50cm long. As well as being a classic design, the dog is ideal for developing motor skills, perception and balance.
Funktion Alley stock the large version for £40. The original small version is available at a much cheaper price with Active Toys selling it for a mere £4.99
Furniture for children these days is quite often made of plastic, so it can endure the knocks and bangs from little ones. If you are looking for something with a bit more character and style than the modern offerings, then Vervolgenjaren in the Netherlands are currently selling this beautiful 1950s Child’s Chair.
Designed by Kristian Vedel for the Danish manufactuer Orskow & Co, it is an original piece form 1957. It is adjustable to fit the height of your child, with the adjustable pieces held in place by tension so there are no nasty bolts or nails that could injure a youngster.
So it looks good and is still practical for children, but there are a couple of downsides. Firstly price is on application which usually means it is expensive and secondly as it is vintage, there is only one available. Visit the Vervelogenjaren website to enquire further.
