Magnetic Stacking Train - BRIO

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BRIO - Magnetic Stacking Train

This lovely train comes in classic colors and does not need tracks to run on. It comes in eleven parts with built-in magnets, making it the perfect play pal for any toddler. This durable wooden toy will encourage children’s imagination as well as their coordination.

For the Littlest Learners

Funny sounds, playful colors and chunky shapes – these toys are especially designed to engage your baby’s senses, all to make those first wobbly steps out into the world as exciting (and safe!) as possible.

Toys that trigger more than giggles

Times have changed, but the way kids learn and develop remains the same. That’s why our toys come with clean, simple designs that spark children’s creativity and imagination. All while encouraging and supporting each stage of their development.

Contains: 11 pieces

Responsibly managed wood

Starting 2014, all of BRIO wooden toys will be made from FSC certified wood.

From BRIO

What does FSC mean?

Wood is a one of our company’s strongest signifiers, and many of our wooden products have become icons in the world of toys.

But with the use of wood comes a responsibility, a responsibility of making sure that our products aren’t produced at the expense of the environment.

From 2014, one hundred percent of our wooden toys will be made from FSC certified wood. The FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) is a non-profit organisation that safeguards, monitors and encourages sustainable forest management. A FSC certification means that all the wood we use at BRIO is traceable and that it originates from responsibly managed forests. It guarantees that the raw materials do not come from illegal logging sources. An FSC certification also represents an ongoing effort to improve forest workers’ conditions.

Our company is focused on seeing children develop through play, but they should be able to do so in a world where we have taken responsibility for a sustainable future. And that is why we will never stop working to improve our environmental performance.