Review on Petit Collage Wooden Animal Blocks by Jamie Mousavi

We love the stones, bought them in the past for our kids and now for our grandkids. In fact, our theory is that there are never too many blocks. This particular set of blocks is unusual in that it includes an elephant, an owl, a lion, and at least a few custom designs. The only downside of this set is that there are almost not enough blocks. Before we opened the package, we were struck by the colors of the blocks. Many blocks are one color or a limited number of colors and patterns. These blocks contain at least 10 different patterns and colors. Upon opening the packaging, we were struck by the thickness of these blocks. These blocks are very thick and strong, making them extremely difficult to fit in an infant or toddler's mouth, which is a definite plus in our book. What follows is a serious test with arbitrary blocks, folds and constructs. As mentioned above, the biggest downside to these blocks is that there are only 26 pieces. As usual, we're tempted to buy more, especially since the two blocks have an intertwined sawtooth design, making it easy to create bridges and arches. . We would like 10 or 20 of these gear blocks. Combined with other blocks, it's easy to build bridges, towers, and other structures that the happy toddler will happily knock over, which seems to be a source of endless fun for the happy toddler. A quick note on the price. Yes, these blocks are more expensive than some other blocksets. However, these blocks are high quality, colorful and have unique shapes. Also, they should last for literally hundreds of years with minimal maintenance. For people looking for a quality product, we believe these dice are worth every penny. Building blocks are naturally great toys, especially for younger children. The possibilities of blocks seem almost limitless. As the child grows, the blocks can be combined with other building sets such as Lincoln Logs, Tinkertoys, Duplo, Lego and Megabloks to create bigger, better and more complex structures. It is best to pass blocks to the next generation and even to the next generation. These blocks are some of the best blocks we've seen for their variety, color, and thickness, and with minimal maintenance, they should be something that will last for many generations of play. Enjoy!