Emirates Toys for Kids This Summer Season!

Wow! Just like yesterday, Summer is almost here again. Of course, I know lots of children will love to travel this period, because they will be on long vacation from school.
While on air, they tend to enjoy companion a lot. They love to play and at least have something to play with. To this end, airlines provide companion for kids which ranges from movies to music, and the likes. Toys have also been introduced to keep them busy. That way, they wouldn’t have to disturb their parents or relatives they are travelling with, but rather concentrate on playing with their new found love.
One of Emirates offerings on air is the toy. Emirates has got lots of toys, and now the ‘Fly with me Animal toys’. The toys are light in weight, and soft in nature like a teddy bear, appearing in various shapes and colours as it will appeal to children, with eyes, ears, hands and legs. It’s lovely to behold. It’s soft nature will endear children to want to play with. It’s not harmful either. The blanket located inside is equally soft enough for baby use, thus playing up an added advantage.
In less than a year now, Emirates launched a set of Fly with Me Animal toys, which made their debut on board the Emirates flight as soon as it was launched for use.
The set of toys included, Lewis the Lion from Africa, Peek U the Panda from China, Enrico the Monkey from Latin America, and Leila the Camel from the Middle East.
Appearing in various colours, these newest range of Fly with Me Animal toys were made for infants and toddlers while the Fly with Me Lonely Planet activity was specially designed for those aged between six (6) and twelve (12) years old Emirates’ young flyers have got lots to benefit, as Emirates is out to make their trip a memorable one, given that young travellers are one of the most important customers of the brand.
These toys are made available to kids at the kids play area at both First Class and Business Class lounges in Dubai.
The beauty of these toys is that they come with extra features in it for children’s play time. These toys in have blankets in them for cuddling babies.
However, infants and toddlers when playing with these toys as though they were babies will have something to cuddle their babies while keeping them entertained. Also, parents can make use of this blankets to cuddle their new born babies.
Emirates’ Fly with Me Animals is a replacement of the popular Fly with Me Monsters for both entertaining and educational purposes.
The animals were designed with unique features – The Travel Buddy which comes with a plastic toggle allowing the toy to be hung in the car, on a pram or in the cot; the Carry Buddy, a dual purpose toy and blanket; as well as the Magnetic Sketcher for young ones to express themselves creatively. It is hoped that four new Fly with Me Animals will be introduced every six months.
During this summer, playing with kids toys will certainly be a reality, as they vacate for the long holiday period from school.

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