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Bigjigs Toys
Creating perfect playrooms since 1985
Bigjigs Toys was born in 1985 in Peter Ireland’s garden shed in Kent, England. Peter began making wooden jigsaws from floorboards, which he and wife Liz sold at craft fairs all across the UK. Peter and Liz gave up their teaching jobs to pursue the toys business full time and Bigjigs Toys was born!
How we get our start?
Initially, Bigjigs only produced jigsaw puzzles, made and packed in the garden shed. These puzzles were sold at a market in Covent Garden, London, making it the only sales outlet for Bigjigs products at the time. Bigjigs broadened its product range to magnets, wellie pegs, pencil holders, door plaques, and coat hooks. In the early 1990s, we debuted our first mail-order catalogue.
Why we love what we do?
Our mission is to deliver quality, safe and affordable products that are responsibly sourced and complement childhood development through fun, exploration, and learning.
Best-selling Toys for all Ages
FSC Certified PUSH ALONG WALKER – Suitable for 12 months +, our wooden walker helps tots develop their general motor skills; made from sustainable FSC Certified wood – 34.6cm L x 50cm H x 34cm W
BABY WALKERS FOR BOYS & GIRLS – This baby walker’s neutral colours and decor woodland wildlife design ensure it’s suitable for little boys & girls; designed in the UK & made from eco-friendly FSC wood
EDUCATIONAL TOYS – Our wooden toddler toys encourage early learning through play – our baby walker helps to develop mobility, balance, hand eye coordination & confidence; suitable for 1 2 3 year olds
SAFE AND SUSTAINABLE WOODEN TOYS – Our wooden toys are made from premium quality, sustainably sourced FSC Certified wood; conforms to EN71 Toy Safety Standards and has non-toxic paints and lacquers
BABY AND TODDLER TOYS – A traditional push along walker that every baby and toddler must own – a great quality wooden toy that’s made to last and can endure hours of enthusiastic playtime.
