Tooky Toy makes creative ways to take ordinary everyday objects and turn them into timeless and durable wooden toys. Our dream is to bring the best wooden toys to a child’s world, a world of magic and imagination.
Each wooden toy is painted by hand, all with water-based dyes and fixed together using Non-formaldehyde glue.
Age : 1 Year
Tooky Toy Chunk Puzzle - Dinosaur
Ideal first puzzle for children aged 12 months and over. Fit the 7 different shaped dinosaurs into the correct space on the puzzle board. Kids will love the bright colourful characters and easy to hold chunky pieces .
Tooky Toy Chunky Puzzle - Pet
Total of 8 pieces: includes a cat, bunny, goldfish, parrot, dog, Mouse, turtle, and a puzzle board
Tooky Toy Chunky Puzzle - Transportation
Kids will have great fun learning about, vehicles, and things that go vroom with this assortment of transportation wooden peg puzzles. Pictures under the easy-to-grasp pieces help with matching as well as vocabulary-building— match the plane to the picture of the plane! Puzzle play is a wonderful way for children to have fun while developing physical, cognitive, and emotional skills. As kids work at solving puzzles, they are developing fine and gross motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Puzzle play encourages goal setting and patience—both of which are rewarded when the puzzle is completed!
Name the vehicles. Describe where each one goes. Point out the pictures under the pieces to prompt kids to replace them in the right spaces
Tooky Toy Chunky Puzzle - Wild Animals
Kids will have great fun learning about animals and colors! Pictures under the easy-to-grasp pieces help with matching as well as vocabulary-building— match the zebra to the shape of the same animal! Puzzle play is a wonderful way for children to have fun while developing physical, cognitive, and emotional skills. As kids work at solving puzzles, they are developing fine and gross motor skills and hand-eye coordination. They develop problem-solving skills and learn to think logically. Puzzle play encourages goal setting and patience—both of which are rewarded when the puzzle is completed!
Name the animals. Describe where each one goes. Point out the pictures under the pieces to prompt kids to replace them in the right spaces.
