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Xplory: Stokke Xplory stroller allows parents to lift their child away from the pavement

(21/07/2010)

When Stokke first launched their stroller in 2003, it literally took the children’s transportation category by storm. The unique design concept placed Stokke® Xplory® into a league of its own and parents began to see that there was more to a stroller than a seat on wheels that moved a child from A to B. Stokke® Xplory® with its unique height adjustability allowed parents to lift their child away from the pavement offering closeness, comfort, security, interaction and a good view on the world ... [more]

X-zyLo: Popular flying toys for the summer

(17/05/2010)

This summer, leave the Nintendo DS behind for once; instead opt for one of the seven most popular activities to keep all ages, even couch potatoes, entertained, whether on the beach or in the park. Aerobie Pro Ring 13" This flying ring should be right at the top of any list of things that a man shouldn’t be without. With incredible aerodynamics, the astonishing Aerobie Pro Ring 13” is a ‘longest thrown object’ Guinness World of Records setter: at over 400 metres. Wonderfully simple to throw ... [more]

Xbox: LEGOLAND Windsor hosts a spectacular After Dark light and laser show this Easter

(30/03/2010)

Get ready for an alien encounter as LEGOLAND Windsor teams up with LEGO Ben 10 Alien Force to host a spectacular After Dark light and laser show on 2 – 4 April. As part of the normal ticket price, fans of the Cartoon Network’s smash hit can follow in the footsteps of Ben and his alien alter egos during a fun-filled day of themed activities before enjoying the breathtaking After Dark show in the early evening, featuring Ben himself! Over the three days, guests can collect a souvenir Omnitrix ... [more]

XGate: XGate monitors children online activity and alerts parents when innaproriate content is found

(23/05/2008)

In a few months, children will be preparing preparing for the start of the new academic year and while the prospect of returning to school may not please every child, a significant number are probably happy that it has prompted parents to invest in PCs and laptops to support success in studies. However, Manchester-based Global Security One (GSEC1) is advising parents to ensure that they have appropriate systems to protect their children from the more unsavoury aspects of the Internet. “... [more]