More than 140 individual toys will be available to buy in-store, with prices starting from £1.79 for those with the Lidl Plus membership.
Lidl Plus members are able to get 10% off prices for the first week of the toys being released as well.
The toys will be available in stores from Thursday, October 8.
In a statement, Lidl said: “With over 140 products available, the Lupilu Wooden Toy Range is perfect for those preparing for the gift-giving season without breaking the bank.
“Lidl’s wooden toy range arrives in store nationwide from Thursday 8th October, available whilst stocks last- make sure to grab your favourites before they sell out!”
What is in the latest Lidl wooden toys collection?
Lidl’s latest wooden toys collection has a huge number of items for people to choose from.
It includes the LUPILU Food Truck (£39.99), which has a light-up griddle and an integrated steam function, along with toy sauces and salt and pepper shakers.
Meanwhile, the LUPILU Remote Control Train (£9.99) features lights, sounds, and remote-controlled movement in both directions.
A spokesperson said: “Here to strike a chord with mini music-lovers, the Hape Baby Einstein Musical Instruments (£12.99) let little ones compose their own kind of fun.”
Alongside that, the LUPILU Rocking Horse (£19.99) offers a classic wooden design for imaginative play.
Indoor play options include the LUPILU Pizza Oven or Magic Cauldron (£14.99) and the LUPILU Fridge or Washing Machine (£19.99).
A further list of some of the toys available can be found below:
Lidl’s previous wooden toy collections have proved to be popular with shoppers, with some found to be reselling items on sites like Vinted for increased prices.
Lidl expands money-saving app feature to dozens more UK stores
Back in July, Lidl rolled out a new service to dozens of stores after customers praised a feature that helps them keep track of exactly how much they’re spending.
The Lidl & Go self-scanning service expanded to another 37 UK stores, allowing thousands more shoppers to scan items as they shop using their smartphones.
The feature, which is built into the Lidl Plus app, lets customers see their running total in real time as they move around the store, making it easier to stick to a budget and avoid surprises at the checkout.
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The supermarket said the technology proved particularly popular with parents shopping with children, as well as customers who wanted greater flexibility while browsing the aisles.
Louise Weise, Lidl GB’s chief customer officer, said: “The early response from the initial phase of Lidl & Go has been really encouraging.
“Customers are telling us they value the control and visibility it gives them over their spend, and the flexibility to shop at their own pace.
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