Shumee Wooden Dog Pull Along Toy - Bruno (1 Years+)

Let Your Child Walk With Confidence with Pull Along Toys

Imagine your little one taking their pet dog for a walk! With this wooden dog pull-string toy, your child can pretend to have a pet dog. Made from high-quality ivory wood, this wooden pull toy is safe for your child as it does not contain plastic. Not just this, the colours are non-toxic, so you don't have to worry about your child putting the pull toy in their mouth. Do you know what is the best part of this toy? The ears and tail wiggle to give it a lively feel. Your baby can have a happy dog while they learn to walk properly.

This pull-back toy is not only good for your baby to practice their walking skills but also has many benefits for them. 

Benefits of Adding Pull Toys for Babies in Their Play Time

Pull toys can boost your child’s walking skills and make walking more enjoyable for them. There are many benefits of using pull toys for babies:

1. Gross Motor Skills: Pulling the toy dog helps your child achieve balance and coordination while walking. It makes walking a fun game instead of a boring activity for them, which makes them want to walk more! Kids also sit on their knees to play with the dog, which strengthens their muscles.
2. Fine Motor Skills: Exploring the moving parts and large wheels of the dog toy helps improve the fine motor skills of the child. After the age of 12 months, kids start grabbing, picking and holding things. Playing with this toy can help in developing these fine motor skills as children turn the wheels and interact with the toy.
3. Curiosity and Imagination: Your child will surely give their doggy friend a name and play with them. Pretend play, like taking the dog to a park or giving it food, increases their imagination and creativity. They also develop an imaginary world around their toys. All this is very good for their brain development. 
4. Spatial awareness: Kids take some time to understand the large scale of this world around them. By playing with pull-along toys, they get a better understanding of distance and space around them.
5. Engaging Design: The wiggling ears and wagging tail of the dog make this toy even more fun for your baby. Watch your little munchkin play with this dog and develop a sense of attachment and companionship.

6. Increase in Confidence: When a child tries to walk alone, they might feel pressured or self-conscious. When you turn walking into a game, they enjoy the process and feel less stressed. It boosts their confidence and helps them gain balance while walking.

How and Where to Play With This Pull String Toy 

Your child can play with their pull-along dog in multiple ways:

Pull Along: Encourage your child to pull their pet dog around. This way, you promote walking and coordination in your child.

Obstacle Course: You can set up a mini obstacle course with their toys and give them a task to walk their dog friend through it. It would improve their walking skills. 

Interactive Storytelling: Create stories and adventures featuring Bruno- the dog as the main character. It would definitely make bedtime more interesting for your baby.

Companion Play: Your baby can use their dog friend as a companion during other play activities. They can take their pet dog to the doctor's office with their doctor's set or to a restaurant with their cooking set.

Learning Commands: Teach your child to give commands like "sit" or "stay" to their dog friend, encouraging their imagination and interactive play.

FAQs on Pull back toys

Q: How do pull toys work?

Pull toys have a string attached to them. The child holds the string and pulls the toy when they walk. The pull toy has wheels to facilitate their walking.

Q: What are the benefits of wooden pull-along toys?

Pull-along toys can improve your child’s walking, balance, coordination, and self-confidence.

The perfect companion for your child's adventures

1. Gross Motor Skills: Pulling the toy aids in balance and coordination. The dog's two-part movement teaches your child how to handle objects, improving their motor skills

2. Fine Motor Skills: Exploring the moving parts and large wheels aids in developing dexterity as children turn the wheels and interact with the toy

3. Curiosity: Invites children to explore and discover, as they interact with its moving parts and engage in imaginative play

4. Spatial awareness: Develops understanding of their body in relation to environment