Why quality cardboard and wooden toys are worth investing in

Many parents with young children buy wooden toys and games. They are not only beautiful in the home, but also very popular with children. Children love to explore new materials, textures and sensations. Wooden toys and games are the perfect addition to any child’s collection.

A beautiful game

The wooden toys and games are very tactile. These toys are smooth, warm and have a nice weight. They also come from nature. This tactile quality makes kids aware of what they are holding and where they place their toys and games. It helps them develop their fine motor skills. Wood also brings your child closer to nature. Touching wood is proven to soothe and improve concentration.

Up to scratch and safe

Good news! The games are not only nice to touch, but they’re also safe and durable! When it comes to throwing tantrum toys and playing for a long time, these toys are on par. Hard wooden toys are not easily broken and, when they are, they can be repaired easily. When they break, there are no sharp edges. The material of wooden toys and cardboard is anti-bacterial and can be colored with non-toxic pigments. This makes them safe to put in the mouths of children. They are also easy to clean. You can read more about how to clean wooden games by clicking here.

For nature’s love

As the materials are durable and sturdy, high-quality cardboard and wood games tend to stay in families for longer than other toys. The games can be passed down from one generation to the next, or even from parents to friends, which increases their playtime. When it’s time to discard the game, the product will not harm the environment. Since they come from nature, wooden and cardboard games are safe for the environment. They are recyclable, biodegradable, and usually free of toxic chemicals.

Let your imagination run wild

It is vital to your child’s development that you tickle their imagination. Open-ended play is possible with wooden and cardboard games! Children are encouraged to use their imaginations when playing with wooden games. They don’t have flashy lights and sounds. The children will add sound effects and characteristics to the wooden figures. Open-ended or imaginative play will help your mini-me to develop both their intellectual and emotional intelligence. It can boost self-confidence and help develop language skills.

Add to the collection

Are you looking to add wooden or cardboard toys to your collection of games? Here are some ideas!

Peek-A-Zoo:

Age: 2+,

Material: Cardboard

Skills: Language, logic, problem-solving, spatial insight, concentration, and language.

Bunny Boo:

Age: 2-5

Material: Wood

Skills: Language, logic, problem-solving, spatial insight, concentration, and language.

Camelot Jr. :

Age: 4-9

Material: Wood

Skills: Flexible thinking, logic and problem solving.

Castle Logix

Age: 3-8

Material: Wood

Skills: Planning, logic, spatial understanding, concentration, logic and planning.

Day and Night

Age: 2-6

Material: Wood

Skills: Language, concentration, planning, problem-solving, visual perception