Tonies Referral Code: Get £15 Off a Toniebox 2

If you’re looking for a Tonies referral code, you can use mine to get £15 off a Toniebox 2.

My Tonies referral code is:

rf-beu-dvs-jl4

The offer is part of the official Tonies Refer a Friend scheme. You get £15 off your Toniebox 2, and I’ll receive a £15 Tonies voucher after a qualifying referral.

We actually use a Toniebox ourselves. My wife is a childminder, and it’s proved really useful for entertaining the children, particularly when we want something that doesn’t involve putting another screen in front of them.

Referral terms can change. Check the discount shown by Tonies before completing your purchase.

Tonies referral code at a glance

What is the Tonies referral code?

My Tonies referral code is rf-beu-dvs-jl4.

The Tonies Refer a Friend scheme gives a friend £15 off their Toniebox 2 when they use a valid referral code.

In return, the person referring them receives a £15 voucher to spend at Tonies once the referral qualifies.

So it’s a genuine give-and-get referral scheme rather than one where only the person sharing the code benefits.

How to use my Tonies referral code

Using the code should only take a couple of minutes.

1. Copy my referral code

The code you’ll need is:

rf-beu-dvs-jl4

2. Visit the Tonies referral page

Head to the Tonies website and follow the instructions for redeeming a referral code.

3. Enter the referral code

Enter rf-beu-dvs-jl4 when asked for your share/referral code.

4. Buy your Toniebox 2

Once the referral has been accepted, you should receive £15 off your Toniebox 2.

Check that the discount has been applied before paying.

Does the Tonies referral code really give you £15 off?

Yes. The referral offer shown in our Tonies account currently says:

“Refer a friend for £15 off their Toniebox 2, and you get a £15 off voucher.”

We’ve also received referral information directly from Tonies describing it as a “Give £15, Get £15” offer.

So if you’re buying a Toniebox 2 anyway, it’s worth using a referral code rather than paying full price.

Our experience with the Toniebox

We’ve found our Toniebox genuinely useful.

My wife is a childminder, so we regularly have young children in the house who need entertaining. The Toniebox works particularly well because it’s something they can interact with themselves without us needing to hand them a tablet or put the television on.

That’s probably the biggest appeal for us: it’s entertainment without another screen.

Put a Tonie character on top and it starts playing the associated story, music or other audio. The physical characters also make it much easier for younger children to understand what they’re choosing.

And because there are so many different Tonies available, we can change what’s playing depending on the children we’re looking after.

It’s not going to replace every activity, obviously. But for quieter periods, story time or when we need to keep the children occupied, we’ve found it really handy.

What is a Toniebox?

A Toniebox is a children’s audio player designed to be simple enough for young children to operate themselves.

Instead of navigating menus or selecting something from a screen, children place a Tonie character on top of the box.

The Toniebox then plays the content associated with that character.

Depending on the Tonie, that could include:

• children’s stories
• songs and music
• nursery rhymes
• educational content
• familiar characters and franchises

There are also Creative-Tonies, which can be used for your own recordings and audio.

The whole thing is deliberately much more tactile than using a phone or tablet.

Why we like the Toniebox for childminding

Having seen a Toniebox used regularly rather than just trying one for a review, I can understand why they’ve become popular with parents.

For childminding, there are several things we particularly like.

It’s easy for young children to use. They don’t need to be able to read or navigate an app. They can recognise the character they want and put it on the box.

There’s no screen. I’m certainly not against children watching television, but it’s nice to have another option when they’ve already had enough screen time.

It encourages listening. Stories require children to listen and use their imagination rather than having everything shown to them.

There’s plenty of choice. You can swap Tonies depending on the age and interests of the children.

It’s fairly robust. That’s quite important when something is being handled by young children regularly.

For us, those benefits make far more difference than some of the cleverer features.

Is a Toniebox worth buying?

I think this depends heavily on the age of your children and how much use you’ll get from it.

If you’ve got young children who enjoy stories, songs and familiar characters, I can see the appeal. We’ve certainly had plenty of use from ours through childminding.

But there’s a cost beyond buying the Toniebox itself.

Once you have the box, there’s a good chance you’ll want to buy more Tonies. And individual characters can soon add up if your children keep spotting new ones they want.

That’s probably the main downside I’d consider before buying one.

I’d look at it as a system rather than just the initial price of the Toniebox.

The £15 referral discount at least reduces that initial cost.

Toniebox vs a tablet

They’re very different products, so I wouldn’t really see one as replacing the other.

A tablet obviously does far more. Children can watch videos, play games, use educational apps and listen to stories.

But that’s also part of the reason we like the Toniebox.

There are no apps to navigate, videos to choose from or notifications appearing. A child chooses a character, puts it on the Toniebox and listens.

For younger children especially, that simplicity is one of its strongest features.

Are Tonies expensive?

This is probably the biggest drawback.

You aren’t just buying the Toniebox. Individual Tonies cost extra, and building a decent collection can become expensive.

You certainly don’t need dozens of them from day one, though.

I’d start with a small selection you’re confident your children will enjoy and add to it gradually. Tonies can also make easy birthday and Christmas present suggestions for relatives who never know what to buy.

And if you’re purchasing the Toniebox itself, using the £15 Tonies referral code helps reduce the upfront cost.

Can you get free Tonies?

Tonies occasionally runs promotions and bundles, so it’s worth checking what’s included when you buy.

The referral material we’ve received also mentions opportunities for existing customers to earn rewards by referring friends.

Under the current referral offer, I receive a £15 Tonies voucher after a qualifying referral. That voucher can then be put towards purchases from Tonies.

Offers can change, though, so don’t assume an old promotion you’ve seen online is still available.

What’s the difference between Tonies and a Toniebox?

This can be confusing if you’re completely new to them.

Toniebox is the audio player.

Tonies are the characters you put on top of the Toniebox to play different content.

And Tonies is also the name of the company/brand.

So when somebody searches for a Tonies referral code or Toniebox referral code, they’re generally looking for the same referral offer.

Get £15 off a Toniebox 2

If you’re already planning to buy a Toniebox 2, it’s worth using a referral code rather than paying the full price.

Our Toniebox gets plenty of use through my wife’s childminding, and I particularly like having something that can keep younger children entertained without putting another screen in front of them.

You can use my referral code:

rf-beu-dvs-jl4

to get £15 off a Toniebox 2 through the current Refer a Friend offer.

I receive a £15 Tonies voucher following a qualifying referral. Referral offers and eligibility can change, so check the current terms and make sure your discount is showing before completing your order.

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