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Where can I buy good prices wooden toys from???
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Can websites or shop names are very much welcomed that sell wooden toys.
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the only place i know is the early learning centresafc forever
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Iv'e seen quite a selection of wooden toys in Tesco.
Also Hawkins Bazaar sells wooden toys http://www.hawkin.com/ I typed in "wooden" in the search box and lots of different types came up.
John Lewis too http://www.johnlewis.com/Search/Search.aspx?SearchTerm=wooden&Offset=1&refined=1&Navigator=trueproducttypenavigator&Modifier=Baby+%26+Pre-School+Toys
Googling "wooden toys" bought up lots of hits.
http://www.woodentoystore.co.uk/
http://www.woodentoysonline.co.uk/acatalog/index.html
http://www.in2play.co.uk/
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If you look on ebay for Steiner or Montessori equipment you'll often find really good quality wooden toys and educational equipment for really reasonable prices (watch potage though). I'm not sure about how 'cheap' they are but somewhere like Myriad has a lovely selection of Steiner toys too.0
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There's a shop that sells wooden toys in Keswick, near the motor museum. There's also one in Covent Garden, I think.0
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I absolutely love this website, Knot Just Jigs, hope that helps :-)Comping, freebieing and trying to pay the mortgage off early!0
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Strangely enough Poundland often have wooden toys...There is no such thing as a free lunch. Its only free because you've paid for it.
Noone can have everything they want and the sooner you learn that the better.
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Amazon has stacks, if you just put in wooden toy in the search box it will bring up loads
Also this company
http://www.oodlesoftoys.co.uk/index.php
This one also came up when I was doing my own search, haven't tried it though
http://www.woodenchoice.co.uk/sitemap.asp0 -
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not bought from them myself i'm afraid so can't comment on quality or service but the following may be of interest:
http://www.escortoys.com/
Dorset Enterprises and Escor Toys form Bournemouth Borough Council’s Workshop employing people with disabilities and we are supported by the Council.
The toys and garden furniture we produce are manufactured to a high standard by our workforce who take pride in the finished product. We only use beech wood from managed forests which also ensures the quality of all our products.
Everything we produce is made at our Factory in Bournemouth ensuring the safety and reliability of our toys and garden furniture.0
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