Traditional British Toys

I realise this is a traditional American toy but all my dgc have had a little red wagon. They come in numerous sizes and are used to drag everything around from garden soil to teddies to brothers! Wonderful toy.

Meant the trolley and coloured blocks

I got one for dgd no 1
It's been enjoyed by dgd no 2 and no doubt soon by dgs who is cruising and should be walking soon.
( not my sort of cruising. The baby kind )

My boys (now middle aged) had a lovely strong Tonka tipper truck. They are virtually indestructible. Small children love putting things in boxes or trucks and transport them around making appropriate traffic noises. I gave one of my DGSs a 'ride-on' tractor from Early Learning Centre for his first birthday.It lasted a long time through him and his young brother.

I was thinking building blocks. Especially in the wooden tray on wheels that can be pushed as a walking aid.
Early Learning is a good place to look

Wooden animals - a whole Noahs ark. Building blocks.

Not PC anymore, I know, but what about a Sambo money box, where you put the coin in his hand, pressed a lever, and he put it in his mouth and into the money box? I loved mine.
Also, a home made bogey for him to ride on when he`s a bit bigger.

Ooohhhhhh Tizliz - they have a wooden toy drum! They'd hate me forever, wouldn't they? lol

'Not on the high street' have lots of traditional toys