Janod - Wooden Push Along Fire Engine

Sound the alarm. The Janod wooden push along fire engine is a chunky, eco-friendly vehicle made from FSC certified wood and shaped specifically for hands that are still learning to grip. Designed for children aged 12 months and up, it is built to be pushed, dropped, chewed and pushed again.

The shape is the point

A one-year-old cannot hold a detailed model vehicle. Janod's push along range is deliberately simplified - a solid, rounded silhouette with no fragile ladder to snap off and nothing small to come loose. A toddler can wrap a whole hand around it and drive it across the floor on the first attempt.

That simplicity is also why it lasts. There is nothing to break, so it survives the stairs, the sandpit and the enthusiastic older sibling.

Product details

• Solid wooden push along fire engine with free-rolling wheels
• Easy-grip shape designed for children aged 12 months and up
• Made from FSC certified wood with child-safe paint
• Compatible with the Janod Cross Roads city play mat
• Pairs with Janod wooden block sets to build a town

Rescue stories start early

Emergency vehicles are among the first narratives children play out - something goes wrong, help arrives, everything is fine. Long before a toddler has the words for it, they are pushing the fire engine toward a stack of blocks and knocking it over. That is early storytelling, and it is worth encouraging.

Part of a bigger world

The push along range is designed to work with the Janod Cross Roads city play mat and the wooden block sets. Add a mat and a few blocks and a single vehicle becomes a whole town with roads, buildings and destinations - which extends how long the toy stays interesting by years rather than months.

An easy, well-priced first-birthday gift that is neither plastic nor noisy, and that fits in a nappy bag for visits and holidays.