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Yes — wooden toys are generally a safer choice for young children since they are free from harmful chemicals often found in plastics. Our curated collections (like those under fine motor skills or Montessori play) are carefully finished to be baby-friendly.
Wooden toys naturally support problem-solving, logical thinking, and even early STEM concepts. When little hands grasp wooden blocks or sort shapes, they’re strengthening hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills in simple, joyful ways.
Montessori educators favor wooden toys because they’re organic, naturally antibacterial, and free of harsh chemicals. It’s also about how these toys feel — sturdy, textured, and grounded in reality — perfect for encouraging real-world exploration that our cognitive or Montessori skill collections aim for.
You can start with wooden rattles and basic blocks as early as 3 months, then move to pull-along or shape-sorting toys by 6 months and beyond. Our collections offer age-tagged options to make it easier to pick what’s just right for your child’s stage.
High-quality toys are often made from woods like beech, maple, and birch. They’re hard, smooth, and less prone to splinters, which is why you’ll find our motor or sensory toys crafted from these durable, child-safe woods.
Absolutely. Wooden toys are more earth-friendly than plastic because they’re biodegradable and often recyclable. Choosing them means you’re picking something that delights your little one and is kinder to the planet — a philosophy close to our themed collections.
