I was sent the croissant cafe and a box of 5 mouse figures for this review.

The cafe has opening double doors to the front and a balcony which opens to a loft room which has room for the included bed.

Also included were 2 exclusive mouse figures; Sparkle and cupcake( who has a cake on her head), 2 tables- one with a wedge of cheese; the other with a croissant and 2 mugs on topand 2 red chairs.

As soon as I saw this toy I knew that it would provide hours of fun and play value for children: Helping to promote child led play and open a child’s imagination.

Sophia, aged 10, loved everything about it, She enjoyed setting it up on the table to play with, although the manufacturer recommends playing on the floor with the cafe against the skirting board.

Sophia’s favourite characters were Sparkle who she renamed Princess and Cupcake because she liked the look of the cake.

My favourite was the mouse using a mobility scooter( because I am a wheelchair user and children should be aware of different disabilities).

Tucked in the corner of the cafe is a packet containing reusable stickers, including one that glows in the dark and some bunting.

Disclousure: I was sent the products for the purpose of the review, but all opins are my own.

Mouse in the house;croissant cafe is aimed at children over 3 years of age and retails at £11.99

Buy it here http://IwAR2YT25hl6bBbgXUvJAO1hyavTdpUCxl0t5jHoeqS70AUl

As always questions and comments are welcome.

Until next time.

Karen

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