Review on Dayeto Magnetic Building Set: Engaging Educational Toy for Toddlers by Scott Carlile

Our student (5) loves magnetic tiles and a marble walkway so it's great that there are toys that combine both. I'm thinking about these STEM or STEAM toys - science, technology, engineering, art, math. We love them very much because they are open minded and encourage creativity and an innate sense of physics. He got his first sets of Magna tiles and Picasso tiles when he was 3 years old and still plays with them regularly, sometimes for hours. Some of the "constructs" he creates are complex and inventive - connected in ways I didn't know existed. Seeing how safely and quickly he builds some of his designs is a rewarding experience for parents. At the moment we probably have over 300 parts in various shapes including baseplates and trains. I love that these Dayeto tiles are compatible with both them and their clones. The products are of high quality and are as good as well-known branded tiles. This set also includes several sheets of cute swing gate stickers. Please note that the tube parts are attached to the holders with small pins and not with magnets. Younger children may find it difficult to align and focus their strengths. Even our 5 year old has problems sometimes. He has included several Magna Tile sets in his play area, including a Melissa & Doug Paw Patrol cardboard set and a PicassoTiles Ferris Wheel Accessory Set. Blocking the STEM game board, the learning stack, blocks children's brain development.