Wooden Tip Toys by Callum Rees https://padlet.com/ree15134640/group2 Sharing research en-us 2018-04-19 12:40:32 UTC 2026-02-20 22:13:34 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Carfront.png Types of wooden toys Callum Rees ree15134640 https://padlet.com/ree15134640/group2/wish/255626708
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  • wooden kitchen
  • wooden animals 

]]> 2018-04-26 13:19:52 UTC https://padlet.com/ree15134640/group2/wish/255626708 As long ago as the ancient Greek and Roman empires, children are known to have played with dolls, horses, and chariots. The earliest toys discovered by archaeologists were all made of wood. ... Wooden trains, along with their wooden tracks, were one of the best selling toys during this time period. hel16142244 https://padlet.com/ree15134640/group2/wish/255628228
Aaron Hellard]]> 2018-04-26 13:22:36 UTC https://padlet.com/ree15134640/group2/wish/255628228 Wooden tip toys jam00007327 https://padlet.com/ree15134640/group2/wish/255628587 Owen James
 
Wooden toys are highly durable & can last for years. Being 100% natural, they are not only a much safer choice for kids to play with but also much kinder to our environment.

The dyes used to colour these toys are made from natural plant based sources such as turmeric, indigo, acacia tree extract and lac - a non-toxic natural resin. So even if a child chews or sucks on them, there will be no harm done. If you'd like to know more about the traditional lacware process with which these toys are made, read our blog article or have a look at this short video.

These brightly coloured and beautifully crafted toys also encourage children to use their imagination and creativity without being influenced by the kind of sounds commonly found in battery operated toys.

Needless to say, all of these toys comply with international toy safety standards (CE & AST 
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Research suggests that the earliest wooden toys date from sometime during the Stone Age (2.9 million years ago-2030 BC) in Africa and were simple models of useful implements such as clubs, axes and bows as well as dolls, intended to teach children critical survival and family skills and as a secondary intention to entertain them.





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