Christmas is only a week away and picking the perfect Christmas gifts can be really stressful. Especially when buying gifts for children, making a child’s Christmas wish come true, watching a child’s face glow with glee when he or she rips that glittery wrapper to unveil the present is absolutely priceless.
In the spirit of gift-giving for the holiday season, parents all over the world would love to find the perfect toy for their children. Knowing the importance of the joy this brings to the family unit, Mattel has created a platform which aims to provide gift-givers everywhere the help they need to pick the right toy for every child; and to find the best gift for the little ones who matter.
The Mattel Christmas Workshop takes place during the whole month of December at leading shopping malls in the Klang Valley where a group of dedicated personal gift shoppers called Mattelves, who are highly knowledgeable in toys will serve to show how each toy works, introduce new play ideas and help you select the perfect gift from Mattel’s selection of toys.
This will greatly parents, relatives or gift-givers who will in turn understand the importance of play in a child’s development and future, with the perfect toy for the child’s personality.
This workshop will also treat children to an interactive playtime experience with toys.
For those who don't have much time to think of what to buy, there is always the online version of the Mattel Christmas Workshop which offers a Gift Generator and a digital Wish List to further assist gift-givers in making the right choice, and select the best toy for children – hassle-free.
For Mattel, Christmas and festive seasons such as this, is an opportunity to provide creative play for these children, who may otherwise not have access to play in an enriching, exciting and stimulating environment. After all, the joy of play is meant to be shared.
Linawati Adnan
Wed Dec 17 2014
Naughty or nice, every child deserves the best this Christmas. - File Photo
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