Wooden toys definitely have their place in the toy market. They are beautifully crafted and environmentally friendly. Some even would argue that they are more durable to warrent the often hefty price tag of these types of toys.. But, here are some things to consider when buying wooden toys.
1) If you have teething toddler bite marks and chippedlworn off paint will leave these toys lacking luster and not looking nice for long.
2) Kids through things. Weather they are testing their boundaries, having a meltdown, or they are not using the toy how it is intended, Chamces are at somepoint one or all of your kids will throw a toy at some point. A plastic bannanna being launched at your face or a subling face will urt a lot less if it is a plastic one versus a solid wood one.
3) You will pay a hefty buck for quality wooden products so make sure the bang it worth the buck in terms of how much use your child will actually be getting out of the product.
Below I have listed some wooden toys worth investing in and some I feel are better left behind: