Love the prices here
Wooden toys are generally expensive but not on this site.
I bought my daughter some teethers, she loves them so far. I'm sure we'll be back.
24 January 2022
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Oakwood Play: Where Every Play is a All-in for Nature In a market saturated with cheap plastic, Oakwood Play invites you to change your strategy and bet on timeless quality. We believe childhood isn't a place to leave things to chance. Our wooden toys are a true jackpot for parents who value sustainability and tactile aesthetics. Every piece in our collection is the result of careful selection and craftsmanship. We’re raising the limits of expectation by offering natural wood products that stimulate development through the Montessori method. By choosing our puzzles or builders, you aren’t just buying a toy; you’re placing a maximum bet on your child’s future. There’s no room for bluffing here: only honest, eco-friendly materials that deliver unforgettable emotions. Our range is designed to ensure every play session is a winning one. Regardless of the age, Oakwood Play guarantees a high payout in the form of new skills and pure joy. Don’t leave your child’s growth to a spin of the wheel — choose the proven combination of style and safety. Join the club of those who have already won the game by choosing conscious consumption. Oakwood Play is your reliable partner in creating magic, where every move leads to a win for both nature and imagination. Claim your bonuses in the form of quality that lasts for generations.
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Terrible quality
Bought some wooden teethers. The arrived after Christmas when they were supposed to be Christmas gifts. They weren’t polished as well and had splinters. I wouldn’t give them to my baby, it definitely won’t be safe. Emailed the company, sent photos, the reply from the owner says “ It’s hard for me to see the quality…”, offers 30% off if I decide to keep them. I mean I bought 5 rattles for 10 pound, am I going to get my 3 pound back and have an extra rubbish? Or he suggested to return. I just don’t have an extra minute to organise something for 10 pound. He could’ve just refunded me. I just wanted to let him know about the quality in case he doesn’t know. And everyone else should know before wasting time. The idea is nice the quality is shocking. I guess you get what you pay for.
19 January 2022
Reply from OakwoodPlay
Hi Sona,
Thank you for your review. We are sorry to hear you were dissatisfied with your order. We will be happy to issue a full refund, as per our Terms & Conditions; we must receive the item(s) back before we can do so.
We offer 30 days to let us know you wish to return any item, and this option remains open to you.
When we last spoke we understood you would be returning your order however we have yet to receive it. Please let us know if you have any trouble sending the order back.
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