Here's the post that I've been waiting to do forever! So as I was looking at those fun
felt letters on
Etsy, I was reminded of how much I enjoyed my fabric and wooden toys as a child. I'd love that for my children as well - natural fibers and natural elements to spur on the imagination, no need for bells, whistles, and crazy toys that play songs and make noise.
Nothing is wrong with those toys of course, but I just remember those times when my sister and I would make up games with the simplest toys. We stayed at my grandparents house after school for 4 days out of the week, and all we had to play with were old Berkeley Farms milk crates and a few stuffed animals. It remains one of the outstanding memories of my childhood. Here are some natural and wooden toys that I really like:





From top:
Wooden Car from
Stillpoint Woodworks,
Safari Set and
Hippo Teether from
Little Alouette,
Muji New York City in a Bag from the
MoMA Store,
Carrie Kitchenette from
ImagineThat Wood Shop.
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