Amish Wooden Toys,Wood Toys,Toy Horse Barn,Wood Marble Roller,Farm Toys,Pretend Play,Wood Toy Fence

Old-Fashioned AMISH Wooden Toys and...... MORE!

Educational classic toys; quality handcrafted toys by an Amish toymaker and other local craftsman. Made from poplar wood and more, these toys are great for a wide age range of children - preschool, toddlers and up to 10 years. As a parent, you need to make the choice as to what toys are suitable for your little ones; but the good thing is they are all wonderfully built. Our AMISH built toys have no coatings and NO BATTERIES (yeah!). They are durable and ready for tons of fun!

We want to INSPIRE IMAGINATION in children - let them dream. Lots to choose from to create endless fun...not just hours or days...but years. The only requirement is a little imagination...

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Need new gift ideas for this year?

We've got them!

- Moving Butterflies

- Learning the United States Puzzle & CD

- Wood Pickup Truck & Horse Trailer Toy

- Alphabet Blocks

- Foldable Wood Toy Fence

- Wooden Marble Roller Toy

- Wooden Toy Horse Barn

- Wood Toy Elevator Conveyor

- Mini Horse Stall Stable Stockyard

- Wood Toy Tractor and Hay Wagon

- Large Wood Toy Cattle Barn

- Ball Roller Toys for young kids

There are so many cool items to choose from - but this should give you a start!

Dear Customer...

We've grown again this past year and are currently adding more products for you! We have at least 10 new items coming your way this year...and one by one...you'll see them pop up! While Christmas is always busiest for us, make sure to keep us in mind for Birthdays or the "just because Grandparents are visiting" times throughout the year. We're happy... to keep your little ones happy!

TIP:

If you ever plan to be able to comb your child's hair...start the habit when they are toddlers and get used to it - even if it really doesn't need it. Otherwise, as they get older (say 4) its a struggle to be able to put water on the head and comb it! (speaking from experience here...)