The VTech Winnie The Pooh Play And Learn Laptop at Sainsbury’s has £5 off at the moment, dropping the price from £19.99 to £14.99.

• Click here to play and learn with Winnie the Pooh

My daughter was given a little started laptop for Christmas, with not many more buttons on it than this one, but seven months later, she  not only still loves and plays with it, but can also say all the animal names, their sounds and number on the laptop. It’s a great toy, but is educational too – and when Mummy and Daddy sit ‘working’ she sometimes likes to ‘work’ on hers too, so it’s a really useful tool when there are things I just have to finish.

This laptop features three play modes including a fun follow the lights game.  There are lots of features including five light-up shape buttons, a spinning disc, a sliding bee, a flipping butterfly wing and a roller ball.

Ideal for early learning, the VTech Winnie the Pooh laptop introduces shapes, colours, numbers and favourite characters.

The laptop requires 2xAA batteries which are included.

Standard delivery is £3.95, but click and collect is free of charge.

Parents of the next Bill/Belinda Gates or Steve/Stephanie Jobs roll up! Debenhams currently have a fab deal on this Vtech My Laptop!

• Click HERE to go on over to Debenhams

If your toddler is anything like mine then chances are you’ve lost custody of your laptop – they merrily click around the cBeebies website or create masterpieces in Paint whilst you count yourself lucky to snatch five minutes to check email!

Debenhams have come the rescue with a Vtech My Laptop for only £9 (it was £20) allowing us to reclaim our computers, and delight our technical whizz-kids at the same time, without breaking the bank.

It comes in the neutral yellow colours, or PINK if you prefer, and has 30 educational games and activities to boost your little one's brain cells.

They'll learn early computer skills which, like it or not, is necessary these days; age-appropriate curriculum, including phonics, numbers, logic and all sorts of other things like pattern recognition.

It has a mouse too that's not right-hand biased, so if you have a little' lefty' then they won't find it awkward.

The only downside to this Vtech My Laptop, and I don't understand it at all, is that it doesn't come with a mains adapter! WHY would Vtech do that?

I can't find a mains-power option at all; the Vtech My Laptop is powered with 3AA batteries, so using rechargeables is definitely going to be the way to go.

Use this code - PXCP - to drop the price from the published £10 to £9 and delivery is free.

Thanks to issyc over at HUKD