What has been pleasantly surprising is how many plastic free environmentally friendly toys and toy companies there are out there.
I love Plan Toys and also Haba Toys.
We’ve also been inspired to replace all of Little B’s plastic play food with knitted play food. This way we can actively control what goes into them. Lots of family members have come on board to help us in this respect and Little B is now the proud owner of a knitted banana, pear, strawberries, donuts and cupcakes ☺
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Clearing out his toy box also made me realise how much Little B prefers imagination to things. He spends ages playing with toilet roll people (even though he has toy ones) and play dough creations. The branded toys rarely get a look in.
Oh they are so cute!!!! would you share the patterns? or direct me to a link? -- i loath plastic crap, :(
ReplyDeleteHi there,
ReplyDeleteHere are the links:
http://www.knittingpatterncentral.com/directory/food.php
http://www.craftbits.com/project/baby-carrot
They've got some really cute things :-)
Thanks i'll have a look at them now :)
ReplyDeleteI love Plan Toys also. My daughter has some of their dolls house furniture. I love that its fair trade and made from rubber trees that would have otherwise gone to waste (as they are too old to produce rubber).
ReplyDeleteThe knitted fruit is gorgeous.