Yes you can, but they must be declared upon entry. Once declared one of a few things will happen: They may be asked where they obtained them from, and if they're not travelling from a high risk country and you bought them from a reputable source, i.e. a toy store, they might be waved through without visual inspection.

Wooden toys are safer, more durable, and better for child development, but they can be more expensive. Plastic toys are cheaper and readily available, but they are not as safe and are not eco-friendly. Ultimately, the choice between wooden toys and plastic toys comes down to personal preference and budget.

They have been around for centuries and are still popular today. Wooden toys are often seen as being more educational and durable than plastic toys. They are also often made from sustainably sourced wood, which makes them a more environmentally friendly choice.

First of all there are wooden toys for the little ones, such as wooden rattles (from 3 months) and blocks. Pull or push toys are often offered to children from 6 months of age. From the age of 3 you will find wooden toys that are known as imitation toys, such as a toy kitchen or a dollhouse.