This week's Dragons' Den saw a great quirky item called the You Doo Doll which lets owners create their own customised mini me doll. It's a really fun item and fans of the show will love to receive this as a gift.

The You-doo Doll received £35,000 worth of investment from Deborah Meaden and is now available to buy online for £19.95 from IWoot.com.

Buy YouDoo Doll

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Dragons' Den star Peter Jones has launched a new board game called Big Business. The family game is designed to encourage kids to start thinking about business, and involves having to pitch ideas in a fun environment.

Big Business will cost £19.99 and the launch takes place tomorrow at Hamleys at 10am.

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If you are a fan of the BBC's Dragons' Den program, you may remember the iTeddy. An innovative children's teddy bear that cunningly conceals a media player in its tummy. This allows it to be used for playing music, stories, cartoons and more. It was backed on the show by Theo Paphitis and Peter Jones and the good news is that this Christmas, you can buy iTeDDy.

I don't remember it originally have the two "D"s in upper case - maybe that's a nod to its appearance on Dragons' Den?

Costing £59.99, and available in brown or white, the iTeDDy is a cuddly companion that can offer children learning and fun. It connects to a PC by USB cable so you can top it up with fresh content from the iTeDDy website. It uses a rechargeable lithium battery so it won't cost you a fortune in batteries either.

Click on iTeDDy Brown to purchase...

Click on iTeDDy White to purchase...

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