Aldi’s toy event is BACK with loads of gifts for kids – prices start from £1.29
With Christmas just a few weeks away, many parents are looking for the ultimate budget-friendly gifts for their little ones.
And if you’re yet to do some manic Christmas shopping, you might want to plan a trip to the nearest Aldi store.
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This is because, following the huge success of wooden toys earlier this year, the German discount retailer has added even more bargains for the kids.
The goodies, which are part of Aldi’s Specialbuys, will land in their famous Middle Aisle tomorrow and include a variety of Christmas essentials such as toys, decorations – as well as a budget airbed that’s a whopping £50 cheaper than Argos.
Cash lovers can get their hands on a range of Kevin The Carrot finds, like this adorable one Kevin and Katie Plush toys that sell for just $3.99 each.
Kevin and Katie are here to save the day. Gather the whole gang for the ultimate Kevin the Carrot fan.
To ensure everyone can get their hands on the bargains – which are sure to be a big hit with kids – Aldi has limited the toys to just two for each customer.
Just as sweet My Kevin Palcosts €9.99 and comes with long arms and legs – the perfect toy to cuddle with at bedtime.
Also in the range Christmas tree plush decorations for £2.99 based on the characters Kevin, Katie and Humbug.
If your little one likes to read or enjoys a bedtime story, then yes Kevin the Wortel storybook is a must, available for purchase for just €2.99.
Even cheaper – at just £1.49 each – it is Kevin de Wortel collector’s itemthat your toddler can play with after unpacking the pressies.
The collectibles are made from recycled materials and are the perfect gift for any Kevin fan. They also include five figurines of Kevin and his friends.
The budget retailer has also launched a brand new one XL Christmas squishes in time for the holidays: this toy stands 20 inches tall and has a marshmallow-like texture.
Frugal parents can buy the squishees for €19.99 each and choose from Reindeer, Elf, Snowman or Santa Claus.
There are also some pieces for those who have discovered their creative talent, like this one Clay painting set for £4.99.
Ideal for children aged three years and over, the set includes clay painting canvas, color chart, 16 air-dry clays weighing approximately 10g in resealable bags, Clay Tool Kit and Clay Sculpting Guide.
Why do Aldi and Lidl have such fast checkouts?
If you’ve ever shopped at Aldi or Lidl, you’ve probably experienced the ultra-fast checkout staff.
Aldi’s fast reputation is no mistake. The supermarket even claims that its checkouts are 40 percent faster than those of the competition.
It’s all part of Aldi’s plan to be as efficient as possible – and this, the budget retailer claims, helps keep costs down for shoppers.
Efficient barcodes on packaging ensure staff can scan items as quickly as possible, with most products having multiple barcodes to speed up the process.
Shelf-ready packaging is also used, keeping costs low when it comes to replenishing stock.
Shoppers can choose from Dinosaur, Christmas, Space, Sea Life, Tropical, Christmas Tree or Ho Ho Help – there are plenty of options.
From tomorrow, Aldi fans can also buy Character doll pram for less than a tenner for £8.99 – the perfect choice for a walk with your baby doll.
This beautiful stroller is an ideal addition to your home and encourages role play and imagination. Customers can choose from Gabby’s Dollhouse, Bluey or Peppa Pig designs.
Another bargain to look out for in the famous Middle Aisle is Disney art easelwhich retails for £9.99 and is a must-have for the little artists who want to draw on the go.
In the meantime, if your child has organized a sleepover and there is not enough room in the bed: the brand new Single raised air mattress will certainly come in handy.
The airbed costs €29.99 and is not only easy to inflate in just two minutes, but the bargain find is also a budget-friendly version of Bestway Dreamair Premium air mattress from Argos, which will cost you a whopping £80.
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