I should credit our British friends here for this find. It was only after watching their lovely little girl play with Happyland that we desperately wanted to buy it!

The other great thing about Happyland is that you can buy as much or as little of it as you like. It's not the cheapest toy-land on the market but it's well built, the sound effects aren't overly annoying and it's not massive. It's perfect for little hands say 18 months to 4 years! It's an investment I'm happy we made.
I'm happy to report that Australia's Early Learning Centre is having a sale until July 4. And some pieces for Happyland are on sale! Hooray!

I digress though; my point for this post, was that I've found another fold up play mat storage item! I found it on the Alex Toys website. And it's cool - it becomes a storage box/bag with an open top. I like. I may buy one. We'll see. Pictured right.

I also love this idea, but I think it's one of those things I'd have to see before I buy. A ZipBin® Backpack! The one left is the doll house pack ($19.95).

Toys R Us have an Animal Planet Toy Mat/Storage bag at $15 it's priced about right, but honestly doesn't make me want it like the others I've found.
If you're into a DIY project I found a tutorial for a (limited) storage mat here on craft gossip.com
Whilst cruising around the Alex Toys site I found the Learn to dress Monkey (left) and the learn to dress kitty. The Hopscotch Rug - great for those days like today where going outside is not an option!
So Alex Toys, I think you might be my new favourite!
Happy Shopping
xo S
Images from: Alextoys.com, zipbin.com and Kidscentral.com.au
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