Wooden Toys
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The Gentle Touch of Wooden Play There's something so special about watching a child play with a simple, beautiful wooden toy. The smooth, warm feel of natural wood connects them to a world of sensory play, far from loud noises and flashing lights. Each of our wooden toys is thoughtfully made from sustainable materials, so you can feel good about the toys your baby holds, explores, and cherishes as they grow and play. These are truly lovely toys for any baby. Traditional Toys made from Wood Keep little hands busy with engaging wooden baby toys that stimulate their senses and help to develop hand eye coordination. Fun to play with and educational, our toys are sustainable and eco-friendly too! Perfect to help kids explore the world around them. Our quality toys for babies are durable and hard wearing. This lets little ones play with them safely without worrying about damage to the toy if they drop them. Stacking Toys Perfect for babies to learn to sort the shapes into size order. These classic stacking toys encourage the use of fine motor skills to position the pieces in just the right place. Stack the rings on a centre pole and top with a cute animal topper. With a pole in the middle to stop the tower falling down, this is fun for babies from around 6 months old . Once they have mastered this type of baby wooden toy they will be ready to move on to building blocks. Jigsaws and Peg Puzzles With large chunky pieces and peg handles these wooden jigsaw puzzles for babies make great first baby toys. These wood learning toys help babies practice hand eye coordination and fine motor skills. Babies and toddlers who play with wooden puzzles also learn early maths skills giving a sense of achievement when they complete a puzzle. Musical Instruments for babies These durable musical instruments are perfect to bang, rattle or shake. Our percussion instruments include pairs of maracas, shakers and sleigh hand bells. Choose a wooden xylophone with notes that you can play to create
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