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Slime has officially moved beyond your run-of-the-mill craft glue and neon food colouring. The Gui slime packs we stock are glossy, iridescent, and come with the kind of charms you see on designer backpacks. Most of our sets are age-graded for ages 6 and up, so they're suitable for an after-school craft activity for younger kids and even as a fidget for adults at the office. If you've been looking for an alternative to the perennial slime kits from Kmart and Big W, Gui's range has a strong aesthetic and packaging that you won't find anywhere else in Australia.


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Gui - Marshmallow-Hug Plushies

It’s no coincidence that plushies resemble animals. Over the years, child development experts have come to realise that kids feel safer when they have a cuddly animal friend with them wherever they go. Gui plushies are a good place to start, since they’re child-safe, allergen-free, and built for ages 1 and up. Gui Guis were designed to fit comfortably in your arms (or a child’s) - so they’re all around 50x35cm and made of marshmallow stuff. We say that because that’s exactly how they feel! Silky fur, round plush bodies, and stubby little limbs on every plushie. Each one’s also wearing a pastel jumper with their name sewn on - so it’s extra easy to spot your child’s favourite animal friend in a jumble of toys. From fending off the cold with some car heater in the back seat to keeping kids company while they sleep, these plushies are good companions to have around. Just make sure you put those jumpers in the wash once in a while if you know your child sleeps clutching onto their new favourite toy! It’ll be as good as

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Pouring iridescent beads and trinkets into a box of slime makes craft sessions more interesting. Our Gui boxes give children some themed bits to play with and embed into their gooey creation. At the end, you’ll always have a tactile sensory toy that’s especially appealing to younger children who enjoy fidgeting or toys with multiple sensory elements.Gui Beautify Your Slime Assorted is an excellent place to start because it’s fuss-free and colourful. You get just the right quantity in a round box with a tight-fitting lid - so it doesn’t dry out. There’s enough room to mix your little accessories into it too.

Gui Beautify Your Slime Shimmer Deluxe Duo Pack works for older children with a creative streak. The iridescent beads are slightly larger here, and the slime comes in pastel pink and blue shades you can use as is or blend into a bigger ball. We reckon this is a great way for siblings to share slime too, if they both like different colours.

If you’re after something smaller or single-use (maybe for a goody bag), try the Gui Beautify Your Slime Salish Pack Assorted. It comes in a rectangular box, so you have just enough for one person and you still get add-ons like mini charms and hearts to push in while kneading your slime together.

Gui Toy Shop Category, Practical Value

Model-building takes patience and skill, but it’s worth the effort. The way Gui toys are designed makes them the ideal project for older children. Ages 6 and up will particularly get a kick out of assembling the pieces and painting them in their favourite colours. All that finicky work is rewarded with a beautiful 3D model that can be displayed alongside books, souvenirs, and other knick-knacks.

Some of these models are easier to assemble than others - so they’re more suitable as group activities with an adult or older sibling. There are 300-piece ones, which have a moderate skill level and include some small plastic objects that need to be slotted or glued in place. Others have more than 400 pieces and a higher degree of difficulty. If it’s for a child, a lower-difficulty project is recommended.

Building 3D models helps children practice spatial reasoning, fine motor skills, and self-control. Picking out the right colours, putting the pieces together, and then slotting them in with as much precision as possible flexes both creative and analytical muscles. It’s extremely rewarding - especially if there’s someone else to celebrate your handiwork once you’re done.