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The Wonder Wheels vehicle series is a proposal for a unique Canadian Battat company. The company has been developing in the toy industry for over 120 years and impresses with its products of parents and children around the world.
A fire truck, a tractor or maybe a truck - toddlers can make the dream of being a driver of each of them. Vibrant colors and interesting models will make the usual play with a car turn into a real adventure. Small automotive enthusiasts will be particularly interested in unobvious vehicles such as Van or crane. An additional advantage will be opened parts or additional elements attached to some toys. By combining sets, the toddler will be able to create thrilling stories and play the role of someone he wants - the only barrier is imagination.
Wonder Wheels toys - fun and development
Wonder Wheels vehicles are more than just toys. Extremely colorful cars naturally develop small motor skills, manual efficiency and dexterity of the child, while the blocks are available together with larger models, such as trucks, teach you to recognize and match shapes. Products are dedicated to children from 12 months of age. They are perfect as a gift for small motoring fans. Wonder Wheels cares about the whole production - one look at the colorful packaging is enough to interest the toddler. With small hands in mind, toys are designed to ensure the greatest ergonomics as possible during fun.
Pro -ecological approach
The company is also known for its extremely ecological approach to the production of toys. Each car contains only plastic elements, and thanks to the abandonment of any metal connections, possible recycling of products is much easier. The materials used in vehicles do not contain phthalates or BPA (Bisphenol A) and are completely safe for toddlers and the environment. The toys were made of massive, but pleasant to the touch plastic, which makes them extremely resistant to damage and are suitable for use both at home and outside. Playing with a truck in a sandbox? No problem!