Brio Trains without Batteries
These are the classic push-along trains in wood and plastic that made Brio's name. A child moves them along the track by hand, couples and uncouples the carriages and sets the pace of the whole game.
No switch, nothing to run flat
There is nothing to turn on and no cells to replace, so the train is ready the moment the box is opened and stays that way for years. That also makes it the sensible engine to keep in a bag for an afternoon at the grandparents.
Magnetic couplings for small hands
Locomotives, steam engines and modern units come in a wide range of colours, all with magnets at both ends that click together at the lightest touch. Because the train only moves when the child moves it, the pushing itself trains the hand alongside the game.
Ordering from Planet Happy
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