If you’re looking to stock up on toys for the kids, or you want to get ahead on Christmas shopping, B&M is a great place to start.
The discount store will be slashing the prices across a number of big brands, with offers only being available in-store until the 6th October. So you’ll need to be fast if you want to grab anything.
B&M’s two for £16 sale means kids everywhere can enjoy two toys for the price of you, and parents can enjoy saving some money as the Christmas period approaches. Nobody panic!
There are lots on offer, including big names such as Disney, Nerf, Harry Potter and Peppa Pig, so whatever your little ones are obsessed with, B&M should have it in-stock.
Here are some of the toys you can expect in B&M’s big sale, but it’s worth popping in store to see what other bargains you can discover.
Frozen Puzzle Palz Figures (RRP £12.99)
This Frozen character set features the four main characters: Anna, Elsa, Olaf the snowman and Sven the reindeer. Not only is it a popular kids film, it’s appropriately festive for this time of year!
Harry Potter Action Figures (RRP £12.99)
For Harry Potter fans out there, you can grab a five pack of action figures including Professor Dumbledore, Professor McGonagall, Ron Weasley, Hermoine Granger and of course, Harry Potter himself.
B&M Shopping Trolley (RRP £12.99)
If your kids love going shopping as much as you do, B&M have launched their own shopping trolley filled with pretend groceries and with their logo on the side to make it more authentic.
Read more: Argos are offering 50% off across a number of toy brands – including Lego and Barbie!
Disney Princess Sparkle Sand and Meltums fun set (RRP £12.99)
Ideal for kids who love classic Disney Princesses, this two in one set features a 3000 piece meltum where they can create their own princess figures, and a sparkly sand set. That should keep them occupied for a while!
Will you be picking any of these up in the B&M sale? Let us know your thoughts!
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