BRIO Classics

Classic game in new colours. Includes 2 additional boards with easier labyrinths and fewer holes.  Contains 5 pieces. Product size: 29cm x 32cm

Take Puck apart and put him together again. Puck first entered the scene in 1964. Now he’s back by popular demand, this time in cool new funky colours. This classic stacking toy by Brio helps develop sequencing skills, colour recognition and coordination.  Puck the dog has 10 pieces including legs.

It's a fact: children love to collect stuff and push it around. Which makes this popular BRIO Toddler Wobbler heaven on wheels. In stylish new colors. 

Product size: 48cm x 30cm x 48cm

Shake, rattle and roll.  It's a fact.  Babies like to make themselves heard.  This classic, easy to grasp wooden rattle is one of the most fun ways to do just that.

Train your own in-house carpenter! This classic hand-eye coordination toy has been a success since 1957. Hammering also teaches children to direct their strength and firmly grasp a tool. Pound and hammer from both sides. Includes hammer with rubber mallet head.

This BRIO icon has been springing and jumping around since 1945. Press the base plate and watch Sampo jump about and dance around.

Get your children in shape! This classic wooden toy helps guide children in their recognition of shapes and colours. It also develops hand-eye coordination and concentration, while providing hours of rewarding fun. New funky colours. 7 pieces.

The pile with a smile. BRIO’s most popular stacking toy since 1955. . Once they have mastered stacking the rings on the pin, they can progress onto stacking them in the correct order. A classic favourite for developing grasping, hand-eye coordination and sequencing skills.

BRIO Sweden makes a voluntary recall of 30198 Stacking Penguin.

BRIO has received a few complaints about the beak of the large Penguin breaking off if dropped from a high level onto a hard floor, or bashed hard from the side, consequently becoming a potential choking hazard.

Even if this has only occured on very few products BRIO has decided to recall all sold products to be on the safe side.

As these products are both new on the New Zealand market only a handful have been sold and most already tracked down. We request customers that have bought a Stacking Penguin to return it to the place of purchase and get their money refunded.

We apologise of any inconvenience this has caused and thank you in advance for helping us in our work to provide safe toys to the market.