PULSE | Time look past the 'plastic fantastic' craze

By Eliza Adamthwaite
Updated December 20 2014 - 7:50am, first published December 19 2014 - 5:35pm
Nicola Bussell with Jack, 9, Sophie, 7, and Emily, 2. The gifts her children receive reinforce her parenting philosophies. Picture: DYLAN ROBINSON
Nicola Bussell with Jack, 9, Sophie, 7, and Emily, 2. The gifts her children receive reinforce her parenting philosophies. Picture: DYLAN ROBINSON

Discard the ‘plastic fantastic’ for quality over quantity this Christmas and give children gifts that promote independence and encourage imaginative play, writes ELIZA ADAMTHWAITE.

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