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Draw a picture, capture a moment or make a little music. Give their next idea somewhere to go.
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Creative toys offer different starting points: a blank drawing surface, a camera for collecting pictures or a musical toy for exploring rhythm. Pivoli brings these activities together so you can choose by what the recipient likes to make, notice or share.
An LCD writing tablet is a reusable surface for marks, pictures and words. The 16-inch model has a multicolour writing area and an erase lock. An illuminated clear board is a display surface for drawings and messages. A magnetic activity box combines movable picture pieces with drawing and a chalkboard side. These formats work differently, so compare the product details before picking a favourite.
A digital camera encourages children to frame their own view of a familiar place or toy. An instant print camera adds a paper keepsake; its thermal prints are black and white. For musical play, choose between manually played percussion and electronic sound toys. Check the power requirements and included accessories, then set up a short activity: photograph three favourite colours or copy a simple rhythm.
The LCD tablet uses a pressure-sensitive writing surface with an erase function. The light-up board is a clear panel for drawings or messages, illuminated at the edge and wiped clean after use.
The listed instant print camera produces black-and-white thermal paper prints. Digital pictures can be viewed on its colour screen, and the paper prints can be decorated afterwards.
No. The instant print camera includes a 32GB card, while other models have different requirements. Read the individual camera’s storage details and included contents before ordering.
The wooden musical activity table uses manually played percussion. The electronic guitar and piano mat have different power requirements, which are listed on their product pages.