Learning Resources Playfoam Pals

We were sent the exciting Learning resources playfoam pals - Fantasy friends to try out and review.

What are they?

Learning resources Playfoam pals - Fantasy friends come in a pod (clear), and are cute little collectable 'fantasy themed pals' placed within playfoam. To read more about Learning Resources Playfoam, click here.

Little persons reaction

My 7 year old son absolutely loved these. He was so excited about being able to open up a toy, that was hidden in the playfoam, that we had to video both 'unveilings'! To take a look at our videos, hop along to our instagram - homeedder. He stated that the opening of these toys was exciting and he felt like all those Youtubers, who open up toys like these!

There are 13 collectibles. They are cute, but not too small (9cm H), however recommended age is 5+ (due to potential choking hazard). The Playfoam is lovely three coloured sparkly Playfoam.
The great thing about these 'fantasy themed pals' is that you can switch their bodies/heads creating more mysterious creatures on your adventure.

There is enough Playfoam to create all sorts of fantasy items for your pals. Little person enjoyed creating a nest, pretend food, forest and much more.

The pals have been a great hit in our house, and we are hoping to add more to our collection of 2.

Where to buy?

You can buy these pals or any others directly from Learning resources or from Amazon.

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