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Your cart is empty.Introducing the Tap Tap Hammer Bench, an engaging and educational wooden toy designed to captivate your child's interest while fostering essential developmental skills. This fun-filled bench features six vibrant wooden pegs that your little one can tap down through the holes using the sturdy, easy-to-handle hammer. As the pegs are hammered into place, they create a flat, smooth workbench surface. But the fun doesn’t stop there—when all the pegs are in, simply turn the bench over to start the game anew, providing endless entertainment and reinforcing hand-eye coordination. The Tap Tap Hammer Bench is crafted with gently curved edges to ensure safety and is painted in a successful color palette that appeals to young children. Made from sustainably sourced wood from FSC certified forests and coated with non-toxic paint, this toy not only promises durability and safety but also aligns with eco-friendly practices. Ideal for toddlers aged 1-3 years, this versatile toy supports fine motor skill development, patience, and problem-solving in an enjoyable and interactive way.
Jennifer Dempsey
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
This toy is so cute and I love the paint colors and even the box with its adorable rope handle. It’s a fun toy and we’ve actually been using it as part of my son’s occupational therapy while we work on his motor skills with tapping the pegs with the hammer. So it’s great even for children that may be a little older but have some delays. I also like that it’s a wood toy so less plastic and it doesn’t come wrapped in plastic too.
Marlene Sinyard
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025
I've never known a toddler who doesn't love banging on things, usually with something like a wooden spoon or stick. The one I received was a tight fit for two of the pegs but that's fine. I hammered them in and the pegs will remain in the block all the time. Hammer them down, turn it over, and do it again. No need to worry about your child holding the peg to get it started unless you WANT to teach an older child how to do that. The item is well made with no rough edges or splintering. The hammer is a nice size and weight, much safer than some of the mallets that come with xylophone toys. There's one area on mine where the paint has some defect, something like orange peel. If this was ordered as a gift, I would request an exchange. Since it is for my grand daughter, it's fine. I did ask for daddy's permission before ordering it because it's a noisy toy. Daddy is a carpenter so I knew he'd say yes and be proud of his hammering daughter :).
Shopaholic
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 21, 2024
Cute little hammer set for little ones. Very noisy as it’s all wooden. Nice quality though. Neutral colours so suitable for girls and boys. Some of the pieces don’t fit brilliantly but I guess with time and wear that won’t be a problem!
N Gilbert
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 20, 2024
This Tap Hammer Bench comes very well presented in a box and a rope handle which makes it look like a quality and expensive toy.The bench and hammer are well made with no sharp edging so safe for little hands in that regard. Obviously it goes with out saying that for small kids/ toddlers best used under supervision as they might bash their hands with the hammer.I really like the soft pastel colours. There are six wooden pegs that can be hammered in. One of the pegs was a little hard to get through the hole but it didn't detract from the over all usage.Will make a nice gift.
Emz_rogue
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 10, 2024
We had a plastic version of this toy for my eldest when he was younger and he loved it. Was eager to try the more sustainable wooden version with my youngest but good grief is it loud! I mean, it’s wood on wood so makes sense, but he has a stacking tower from the same company but him bashing those together isn’t as loud as this.It looks very cute and is sturdy, although 2 of the pins are a bit stiffer than the others. I’m going to see if it gets easier over time naturally but if not will just sand the hole out a little more. I do wish the hammer was slightly wider and flat on the head too. The curve makes it a bit more slippery unless the toddler gets a direct hit so we’ve had a few tears where he has hit it hard then the head has slipped to the side, so he bashes the side of his hand on the pins.
L. Storm
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 1, 2024
So you're considering getting this for a child. Well, I've known a few children in my time, and I can guarantee you they will love this thing.Is the child yours? If so, how's your noise tolerance? Because they will bang on it a lot.(If it's the child of someone you dislike, carry on.)Having said that, if you don't mind the banging, it's a well-made toy. The inside of each slot has four little grippers that hold the peg, so it won't go fly off if it's hit at an angle (which could happen, as the hammer's a little small). The one I received had no issues with pegs fitting through the holes.
Miss K
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 19, 2024
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