Aldi is selling llama unicorn and dinosaur toys that walk sing and dance

IF you're looking for new toys to entertain the kids, you may want to pop by Aldi for its llama, unicorn and dinosaur.

The plush toys walk, sing and dance and even come with a leash.

Aldi is selling unicorn, dinosaur and llama toys that walk, sing and danceCredit: Aldi

The required AA battery is included, meaning your little ones can get dancing right away.

The toys are rolling out in Aldi stores from tomorrow (March 19) for £9.99 each, or you can pre-order them online already.

Keep in mind that if your total order amounts to less than £20, you'll have to pay a £3.95 delivery fee for the trouble.

Also, as they're part of the discounter's Specialbuys they're only available as long as stocks last so it's best to be quick.

The toys come with a one year warranty, so if it breaks in that time, you can just return it for a free repair or replacement.

The dinosaur and unicorn are the biggest toys out of the three, measuring 30cm x 30cm x 16cm and 31cm x 30cm x 12cm respectively.

While the llama version measures 30cm x 25cm x 15cm.

The toys are the cheapest ones we could find of its kind, with Argos selling an interactive T-Rex toy for £15.

The toy moves and wags its tail, as well as makes dinosaur sounds.

Alternatively, Argos is selling a llama that twerks to three songs for an even pricier £25.

If your little ones are fans of unicorns, you could order a glittery version that walks, dances and sings for £13.99 on Wowcher.

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Aldi is also selling blow-up unicorn and car-shaped air beds for children.

While in January, an Aldi shopper snapped up a giant £20 unicorn toy for just 99p.

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