A more transparent web site is unimaginable. The presentation of this e-shop lacks playfulness in its graphics, but it gets right to the matter. In the right corner a search eye blinks, and when you enter, say, Lego, 49 items appear. Ordered goods are mailed COD from Kroměříž once a week. Postage is CZK 59, and you can also order shipping via the Autopost delivery service (the driver brings you the parcel at a preset time). If you aren’t satisfied with the product you can return it, no questions asked, within 7 days, and the amount you paid is returned to your bank account.
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Click on enticing pictures for more information, including a detailed view, dimensions, and weight. Stated prices include VAT. The products are divided according to children’s ages, type of product, manufacturer, and price. It’s interesting to seek inspiration from other customers’ purchases and choose from a ranking of the most successful toys. This site includes a text search function and a tool for more complicated questions with logical links. For COD orders up to CZK 3,000 shipping prices are postal rates according to weight. For orders over CZK 3,000, postage and handling are free.
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Another virtual adviser that acquaints you with the matter. Toy sales are not the issue here, but you can read articles on this topic or enter a 30-day classified ad for what you want to sell or buy. As in daily papers, you’ll find news on the latest children’s products, and some ideas on their improvements or maintenance. Questionnaire results show that wooden toys are the most popular, followed by plastic and electronic items.
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This is a catalogue of exclusively wooden toys. It’s easy to see that the simple yet clever design of products that contribute to children’s motor, psychological, and emotional skills is protected by registered design, and the quality and health attributes of the products are documented by various certificates and standards. You’ll find toys for infants, along with jig-saws and puzzles that even adults can enjoy. Marionettes, wooden mobiles, rockers, and other motion toys form a special product line. They all have a fairy-tale appearance, with pleasantly rounded shapes and bright, warm colors. It may make you wish for a second childhood.
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Sapi rules when it comes to paper toys. The assortment isn’t large, but it has an extra dimension. Using recycled paper, it helps teach children traffic regulations – about crosswalks, looking both ways, etc. Sapi makes entire cardboard towns measuring 25×25 cm, and kids can add realistic houses, roads, signs, traffic lights, and gas stations. The base boards can be hooked together to form true cities. These construction sets are a purely Czech idea, and come recommended by BESIP as didactic aid for children aged 3 and over.
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