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Lexibook has launched more than 25 million products into the market and today, it sells a product every 5 seconds worldwide!To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. This success is due to a strategy that includes solid, international and often exclusive licences (Barbie, Spiderman, Noddy, Disney …), as well as products with high aggregated value with an electronic component (educational computers, televisions).

Owner of 200 trademarks, such as for example Touchman®, Digital Emotions®, TravelMachine®, Interactive for all®, Meteoclock®, Serenity®, Lexibook® is the European leader in leisure electronic products under license.Light and sounds effects for an interactive play Screwdriver included to build your robots for the best DIY experience. Educational - answer his funny and fascinating riddles about numbers, animal, daily life perfect for kids 4-7! Robert Dyas Holdings Limited T/A Robert Dyas is an appointed representative of Product Partnerships Limited which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 626349).

This strategy, complemented by a niche policy and constant innovation allows for the international growth of the company and for the development of the range of products under the trademarks of the group. Interactive - it's a robot who talks, dances, plays music and features tons of light and sound effects! My son got this for Christmas and it’s one of the few toys that has kept his attention for this long.

Children will love creating stories and singing along to their favourite song with this karaoke function and its recording message function. Lexibook revives its Disney Frozen collection with the release of the highly anticipated second opus for Christmas! Il y a des preuves que les médicaments neuroprotecteurs augmentent la mort des cellules cérébrales chez les animaux.