Kmart Mums can't get enough of the new wooden toy range
New in store this week!
This week, very quietly and slowly, a new range of wooden toys trickled onto the Kmart website.
The items are marked as 'coming soon' has Kmart mums buzzing with excitement.
Some keen shoppers have even been lucky enough to buy the new range with some stores already receiving the latest shipment of wooden toys.
Here are out top picks from the budget wooden toy range
Wooden Lunch Kit. Image: Kmart
14 piece wooden lunch kit just $13.
Includes an apple, strawberry milk, yoghurt, bread, sliced ham, sliced cheese, a cookie and a carry case.
Wooden School Bus Push Along. Image: Kmart
The push along bus doubles as toy storage. Suitable from age 2. This gorgeous yellow bus reminds us of a pram but without the frou-frou. Priced at $39.
Wooden fast food set. Image: Kmart
Fast food play set for your little chef! 18 piece set includes a hot dog and bun, lettuce, onion rings, fries, milkshake and straw, tomato sauce and a tray. An absolute bargain at $9.
Learning Alphabet Abacus. Image: Kmart
Adorable multi sided abacus. Helps teach and develop fine motor skills, cognitive thinking and concentration. Gorgeous illustrations.
$15
Push Along Duck With Flappy Feet and 1-5 Dino Puzzle. Image: Kmart
Stimulate your little munchkin's senses with this cute push along duck toy that features a flappy feet. Helps babies develop cognitive thinking, fine motor skills and free play.
$8.50
Little ones can learn all about numbers with this fun dino puzzle that will help develop essential skills. $2.25
Wooden Kettle Set, $12. Image: Kmart
Wooden Tool Box Set. Image: Kmart
Your little one can help you around the house with DYI with this adorable tool set. Priced at just $17.
Wooden farm play set, $10. Image: Kmart
Wooden dinosaur play set, $10. Image: Kmart
Wooden hairdressing kit. Image: Kmart
Perfect for the little one who dream of being glamorous hair stylists! Also much safer than real scissors around little hands and hair.
The 8 piece styling kit has everything for home styling and packs away neatly the carry case.
Watch: Adam makes a push toy for a toddler in the form of a duck, with flapping feet and a handle.
Michelle Connolly has worked as a photo director, social media manager and photo editor at some of Australia's biggest media companies, including New Idea. She is now editor of Practical Parenting and loving mum-of-two.
