Review on 🧩 Magna Tiles 100 Piece Clear Colors: Award-Winning Building Toy for Kids by Bryan Covington

As a mother of two boys aged 6 and 8 I have seen many toys come and go from our home. You are definitely one of the best. My youngest son was introduced to Magna tiles at kindergarten when he was 3 years old. He played with them every day when I came to pick him up. At the age of 4 he asked Santa for his own set of Magna tiles and knowing how much he loved them Santa gave him a set of 100. That year he and his brother played with them almost every day . Their only complaint was that they didn't have enough tiles to build what they wanted. At the age of 5 my son asked for another set for Christmas and Santa brought another set of 100 pieces. Now at age 6 almost 7 my son is asking for more magna tiles and I'm back for a third set of 100. He still plays with them all the time and his 8 year old brother plays with him. They love them so much and it's amazing what they build with them. There are no limits to their creativity and they never get tired. Also, these things are heavy. Even our original set still works. We did not have a single Magna tile that showed any damage other than minor scratches. I know they're expensive, but considering how many people play with them, it's actually a good deal. I've bought so many toys that were a waste of money because they were never played or broke too soon. Not this one. I would recommend them to everyone. My only regret is that I didn't buy it sooner. However, keep in mind that you need a lot of these to actually build anything. I would say that a set of 100 items is really the bare minimum, except maybe for very young children. I also strongly recommend getting a pair of large 1ft square tiles available from another brand. They go great with magna tiles and really make it easier to build large structures.