8PCS Fake Eggs, Wooden, White | for Kids Crafts, DIY Project, Decorating, Paintable, Pretend Kitchen Accessories, Artificial Eggs for Nesting Box

We loved these they came out so cute! The quality is perfect, the wood not too light or heavy . These are not plastic! Size is like that of a real egg. Unlike real ones we decorate these we can keep and treasure and reuse.

I love using these wooden eggs—so much less wasteful than real eggs, and they make beautiful keepsakes I can reuse year after year. We decorate them with Sharpies, which works great and adds a personal touch. Charming, sustainable, and timeless!

Heavy enough to stay in my nesting boxes. I drew a stripe across the equator of the eggs so I don't collect them when I gather the other eggs.

These were perfect for my autistic daughter she is obsessed with hard boiled eggs she likes to carry them around like her babies but when they crack she wants nothing to do with them so I bought her these and she loves them! Problem solved! Thank you! Very very realistic!

I purchased these eggs as a preventative measure for when my hens start to lay eggs. I had heard a horror story about hens pecking their eggs, cracking them open and destroying the shell. My hens weren’t laying but I knew the time was coming soon. They are laying eggs just fine with no destruction. So this purchase wasn’t necessary but I will be keeping them in case my hens decide they want to brood. The eggs are very durable and very well made! They look and feel like real eggs, just a bit more heavy. I highly recommend this product!

Excellent product. Used this for the hen house to encourage my girls to lay their eggs . Worked perfect they started laying as soon as I put them in there the next morning that I had eggs. Thank you

My son thinks eggs are just the cutest things. He has made a habit of climbing up into my fridge and grabbing an egg, carrying it through the house, and sometimes breaking it on accident in random places. I put these in a store carton, put them on the bottom shelf of the fridge, and put my real eggs high up on the top. While this isn't teaching him not to grab eggs in the first place, it sure is going to save me a lot of money in the long run! Excuse the spilled maple syrup.

Did the job. I put one in each nest box because my chickens were laying outside of the nest boxes in their new coop. Maybe they work a little too well as one was broody on the wooden egg (sitting on it trying to get it to hatch). These eggs are larger than my chickens' eggs and a different color, but the chickens think they're fine.