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Top 10 Reasons to buy wooden toys & trains?
| 1. Wooden Toys bring back timeless memories of days gone by. Wooden toys are hand made and bring hours upon hours of joy to children of all.Wooden toys promote creativity & imaginative play that is fundamental to childhood growth. Trains4Tots offers a wide variety of wooden toys to choose from that will be just right for your child.
2. Wooden Toys and Trains are rugged enough to with stand the wear and tear of the elements as well as your children. Wooden Toys are painted with non-toxic, brilliantly colored, high-gloss lacquer. Our wooden toys are made from beech wood and birch -- hard woods that make durable toys built for years of play.
3. Exciting features, such as character trains, accessories, destinations and many optional train layouts that keep children happily occupied for hours.
4. We define a good toy as safe, durable, and open-ended, meaning a child can play with it in many different ways over the course of his/her childhood.
5. Wooden Toys promotes social interaction & problem solving skills.
6. Wooden toys last for years, making them a very worthwhile investment
7. Wooden Toys contributes to development of gross & fine motor skills, they challenge a child to work with shapes as well as colors.
8. Wooden Toy play helps boosts children's physical, mental, emotional, and social development. Wooden building blocks are sturdy and colorful blocks that will assist children in learning how to build. After building a foundation they will create a structure that will stand tall on that foundation. The lessons wooden toys provide children are truly invaluable.
9. Most wooden toys and trains have a longer lifespan that other toys.
10. Because they are so much FUN!!! Children love them, they are timeless and parents love them too!
"Making Believe and pretending are among the wonders of the experience of being human."-Dorthy G. Singer, Ed. D., child psychologists
"Knowledge arises neither from objects nor from the child, but from the interactions between the child and those objects"
-Jean Piaget, Ph. D., developmental psychologist
"Play produces joy, freedom, satisfaction, repose within and without, peace with the world."
-Friedrich Froebel, Father of the modern kindergarten
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