Important information.

Please note, as these peg dolls are individually hand painted and there is a lot of fine detailing.

We need our dolls to dry in natural conditions and not with heat guns or heated environments. When heated with a heat gun, most times the outside would dry first and not the inner layers.

This will end up with our dolls leaving you with finger prints over the dolls and a moist and sticy feel if not dried properly.

Feel free to email us and we can give you a better estimate depending on your order quantity.

​Products used to paint the peg dolls.

These dolls are painted with resene lumbersider paints and then sealed with mod podge.

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Introducing these resource to tamariki.

We would recommend that you slowly introduce these new resources to tamariki over a period of a week. Show them examples of how you can use them and even ask how they would use them (and appreciate them). As you do with any new resource, make sure you can set some care rules and making sure you are consistent with applying the rules or guidelines with tamariki.

We will provide a section on the website of how the resources could be used in ECE centres and classroom settings.

Age recommended for.

3 years plus with supervision.

Not recommended for children under 3 years old.

Choking can be a hazard and adult supervision is recommended when children are using these products.

Peg dolls are a popular toy for children and can be a fun and simple way to encourage imaginative Here are some tips for cleaning and caring for peg dolls:

1. Clean with a damp cloth: Gently wipe down the peg dolls with a damp cloth to remove any dirt or grime. Avoid using water or any harsh cleaning products, as these can damage the wood or paint on the dolls.

2. Dry thoroughly: After cleaning, make sure to dry the peg dolls thoroughly to prevent any damage from water.

3. Handle with care: Avoid dropping or hitting the peg dolls, as this can cause chips or cracks in the wood.

4. Store in a dry place: Keep the peg dolls in a dry place, away from any moisture or heat sources, to prevent warping or cracking.

5. Keep away from small children: Remember peg dolls are not appropriate for children under 3 years old, as they can be a choking hazard.

6. Refinish if needed: Over time, the paint on the peg dolls may become worn or chipped. You can refinish the dolls by sanding them lightly and repainting or staining them.

By following these tips, you can ensure that your peg dolls will last for many years of imaginative play.