52-Piece Edushape Cardboard Baby Blocks - Jumbo & Thick Multi-Colored Stacking Blocks For Educational Play And Learning For Babies, Toddlers, & Kids Review

We had a set of these (or something very similar) when my kids were little and they survived for years, so I bought these for my granddaughter. Once assembled, they are very sturdy. I can stand on them and they hold up fine. Fun to build with (and knock down of course).

Tons of the little ones and very FEW of the large easy to stack ones.not as fun because the little ones don't stack well That's my feedback.

All three of my boys love these. I recommend for anyone who is looking for a toy that allows creativity and has a little extra space.

I bought these blocks after talking to a shop owner who had this set out on display. She said that she had the same set out for five years and that every kid who came in the store played with them.They are very durable for cardboard and my kids have had a blast playing with them.

I got these for my son 4 years ago. Since then they’ve been his most used toy. We’ve played the lava game, walked on them, thrown them, sat on them, made ramps and jumps with them. We even built with them. You name it, we’ve done it with these blocks. After four years of getting trashed we decided to buy some new blocks. When I say trashed I mean it, but even then they had plenty of life left, but were getting a bit deformed by them. I wasn’t sure which blocks I bought originally and didn’t…

I did not pay $50 for these blocks. We bought them about 4 years ago for around $25- perhaps they were on sale? They are not worth more than $25. That being said I'm happy with the purchase. I put them in storage for a while and when I took them out the kids still loved them.They are made of a sturdy cardboard but not strong enough for a child over 30 pounds to stand on. When they arrived they were flat and we put them together by bending them and locking tabs within.

My grandson (3 yoa) wanted blocks so he could build a *tower* - I looked all over, researching blocks, wanting something that he could build with, knock down, walk on, throw, kick, etc. He's, hmmmm, very active. All boy. I found a recommendation for these blocks written by a woman who'd purchased them for her now adult son - said they'd held up over the years, and that even now he would come home and occasionally build something with them. She said that they were rigid enough, once put…

Awesome blocks for toddlers and pre K kids. They stack and balance well. Lightweight, so you don't have to worry about kids getting hurt when tall towers fall.

The directions were backward for the blue and yellow blocks; it was easy to figure out though. Was missing one yellow block but still have 5 stars because my daughter and I love these blocks.

our Grandson who is one loves these blocks and we do not have to worry about his safety. He does like to climb on them. Our 6 year grand daughter plays with them to make our grandson laugh. Well worth the money.

Purchased for my 2 year old granddaughter’s birthday. Took awhile to assemble but definitely worth it! Not sure who plays with them more my granddaughter or my 4 year old grandson! They are definitely enjoying them. They have been tossed, kicked, walked on - they can take a lickin’!

Our seven grandchildren use these blocks so creatively! I love that they don't have sounds, lights, or motors and children must use their minds to build. Had to by a set for our new nephew! As a former primary school educator, this is the toy I most recommend!

Love these! I bought these for my granddaughter. 25 years ago I bought them for my 2 rambunctious boys and they held up for many years of creative as well as rough play.