Push and pull toys for children

A superb early-learning toy that will help develop your child’s motor skills. As it moves, the animal waddles and its bell cheerfully jingles.

When the wheel turns, the wooden balls inside hit the panels creating fun sound.

As the owl rolls along he waddles while the tumbling belly beads make a soft rainfall sound in his clear belly. The owl's rubber wheels soften sound and protect your floors.

Basil, the pull-along dog, loves to explore the house! With his tail up and head high, the sweet dogfollows your child wherever it goes. This...

The Baby Pop push along bunny is a very cute toy that will help to develop your child’s motor skills and imagination, thanks to its easy handling.

Zoef! Who is flying around the world with his rocket? Or was it around the livingroom? This rocket pull toy from Vilac is the perfect companion for your little walker.

Marcel, the pull-along cat, loves to explore the house! With his tail up and head high, the sweet cat follows your child wherever it goes. This...

When you make the chick go backwards, the French cancan starts to play. The chick will then automatically hurry to the hen, and follow your little one around as he pulls the string.

The Baby Pop push along fox is a very cute toy that will help to develop your child’s motor skills and imagination, thanks to its easy handling.

Vito the elephant will willingly go everywhere your little walker wants to go. Discovering the living room, being pulled trough the hallway or parade the kitchen... This small but playful Vilac toy fits perfectly in the little hands of your child.Vito's head goes up and down when the wooden toy is pulled along. Illustrations by Ingela P. Arrhenius.

A superb early-learning toy that will help develop your child’s motor skills. As it moves, the animal waddles and its bell cheerfully jingles.

Tchou, tchou, ready for departure? This wooden Vilac pull toy is ready to drive through your house. Perfect size for little hands and fun interaction with the whistle that is included. Beautifully illustrated by Ingela P. Arrhenius.

A superb early-learning toy that will help develop your child’s motor skills. He adapts to any terrain on his 4 sprung feet, with his little bell jingling happily away!

Happy Engine consists of 3 carriages which can be played together or separately as a pull-toy. Each carrier has a different effect while being pulled.

Watch this kangaroo dance with its arms spinning along and flip-flop feet. This Kangaroo can boogie on down depending on how fast you push!

Children will enjoy having this little frog jumping along while they walk. When pulled, it moves and jumps like a real frog!

When you take a stroll with Bibi, the wooden sea lion, the ball on his nose will turn around. Let's go for a walk with your new friend !

Little children investigate their toys with all senses.All colors used for wooden toys are water-based and solvent free.The wood comes from a...

Take this adorable duck for a walk and watch it flip-flop along with its rubber feet. Feet are made of natural rubber for easy cleaning.

Children will enjoy having this little rabbit hopping together while they walk. When pulled, it will move and hop like a real rabbit.

When pulled, this lively duck will enjoy walking and moving its wings up and down.

Bird walker comes with 2 birds, 10 color and 6 natural wooden blocks. When pushed, it creates a unique sound which encourages kids to walk.

Colourful pull along toy turtle Clementine by Djeco. The funny turtle has four wheels, is made of wood and can carry little things. It has a size...

Wooden pull along toy fitted with a nylon string, a bell and metal axis for the wheels. Wheels axis is not centered so as it moves, the dog waddles and its bell cheerfully jingles.

Go for a walk wit Frizzy and show her your world.She is like one of your favourite cartoon characters which has come to life. An adorable wooden...

Wishbone Wagon is much more than a wagon.  Gorgeous, rugged, transformable.It’s a wagon.  It’s a gravity racer.  It’s a foot-to-floor car.  Let your child choose.