Description

Bajo Wooden Push-Along Ghost Toy | Rolling Baby & Toddler Vehicle

Looking for a first little rolling toy for babies and toddlers? The Bajo Wooden Push-Along Ghost is a smooth, ghost-shaped wooden vehicle toy with natural wheels that glide easily across the floor. Well made in Poland from responsibly sourced beech and sycamore wood and finished with safe, eco-certified paints. Bajo always keeps a section of natural wood showing so little ones can feel the real timber beneath their fingers, a simple but powerful sensory detail.

Rolling toys like this help toddlers build balance, coordination and gross motor skills while encouraging movement, exploration and imaginative play. Children love pushing, chasing and racing it across floors and inventing ghostly adventures, making it just as fun all year round as it is for Halloween.

At Babipur, we specialise in beautiful, ethical and heirloom-quality toys like those from Bajo, carefully chosen for their play value, thoughtful design and lasting quality.
The Ghost also makes a thoughtful, eco-friendly gift. Its compact design is perfect for little hands, and it arrives in simple plastic-free paper packaging, ready to wrap for first birthdays, new baby celebrations or a friendly (not frightening) Halloween treat.

Dimensions: 7 cm × 8 cm × 6 cm
Suitable from 18 months+

FAQs

How do push-along toys help toddlers develop?
They encourage crawling, cruising and first steps while strengthening balance, coordination and gross motor skills. Pushing and steering also help problem-solving and build confidence in movement.

What makes Bajo wooden toys special?
Bajo has over 25 years of toy-making expertise in Poland. Their designs are clever and tactile, with smooth rolling parts and a touch of natural wood left bare so children can feel real timber. Each toy is thoughtfully made to last and inspire open-ended play.

Is this toy safe for little ones to mouth and handle?
Yes. It’s made from responsibly sourced wood and finished with eco-certified, non-toxic paints, so it’s safe for toddlers to explore with hands and mouths.

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