Prince GaMes used his wooden wagon to carry wooden toys including blocks to build small castles.
In today’s financial environment when we buy a child’s toy we want value from that purchase. The toy should last more than a few weeks as it withstands rough handling from our children. It should help the child develop mentally and physically and be fun to play with.
A toy wagon filled with 60 indestructible wooden building blocks are such toys because they will withstand rough handling and last for years. The toy wagon can help a young child steady themselves as they learn to walk, then as they learn to pull the toy wagon it will help develop their leg and arm muscles.
Your child will learn to remove the wooden building blocks and create walls they can knock down. Then they will construct multiple wall buildings. What they create is limited only by their imagination. The handling of the wooden building blocks will help develop their hand-eye coordination and teach color and size recognition. These are wooden toys that will be played with for several years. The wooden building blocks and the toy wagon will pass from sibling to sibling then generation to generation.
When your child begins their family and brings your grand children home, the play cycle will begin again. A toy wagon and wooden building blocks can last for two or more generations. This is a better bargain than a plastic, battery driven toy that ends up on the recycle bin in few weeks after we purchase them.
Mufstuf has translated the pages of the Duke of Toys personal diary relating to the toy wagon and wooden building blocks and has found American Craftsmen who have used modern technology to produce American made toys that are light weight solid wood pieces treated with 100% lead free non toxic, water resistant finishes that fit together to become a toy wagon a toddler or young child will enjoy playing with. Your child will have many happy hours stacking the wooden building blocks in the toy wagon.
