Review on Engraved Alphabet 🔤 Counting Building - Extra Large by Julius Hunter

Viewed dozens of blocksets. Didn't know it would be that hard, it's straight blocks. nope I bought these for my 1 year old as he loves to fold and stack things. So I thought of a few things. 1) size. Many sets are 1 inch, which is 1.5 inches square. Lots of great to see and not to put in your mouth. 2) Quantity, there are 40 blocks. Six page content. That's 240 facets of content 3) Coloring and printing. That's high quality. Each block has two painted sides. The contents are cut into the wood on these surfaces. Not printed. It takes time and technique. The contents of the other 4 pages are heat pressed in wood and are very detailed. The paint used does not look cheap. It will not peel, peel, or fade at all. Obviously high quality paint 4) High quality wood. The wood was well sanded, with no rough edges along or against the grain. After all, I know he's young for it and doesn't understand the content, but physically he enjoys it. He loves it when I stack them and he knocks them over. He also tends to grab the highest block in the stack and clear it away. You can see how he thinks when he interacts with "I find that acceptable for his young age". No problem. They are of good quality and will last to the recommended age. I only wish they had a small van or a drawstring bag with them. We used a clear plastic container. I can build them a little wagon. Great blocks. Spend money. It's not cheap, but you get what you pay for.