🧱 Battat 85 Piece Bristle Block Set Review

I used to buy bristle blocks for my 5 year old grandchildren and they loved them but were disappointed when they needed more. So I bought a set of 85 parts with people and car assembly parts. They really like it. Having people and even a small dog adds so much to the scenery. They let their imaginations run wild and created all sorts of creations. The 85 piece set is a good deal on its own, and when combined with the original set, you have plenty of pieces for two to play with and create some…

Saw this on the Revain below while looking at something else and decided to give it a try. To say my 1 1/2 year old loves them is an understatement. They're colorful, easy to stack and assemble, and as an added bonus, compared to other building blocks, they're not as painful if accidentally stepped on. The four-star rating is due to this particular box of bristle blocks containing an odd number of specific shapes. Both my husband and I think there could be more big long blocks and less small…

My children have a lot of fun playing with these toys and developing really cute creations. My only concern is that when tidying up, the toys need to be as compact as possible to fit back into the adorable carry case. I have to match like with like and arrange them in a certain order to close the latches. My kids can't do that. Real toys are great, I should just toss them in the bin or a very large ziplock bag and be done with it, but it just seems like a waste of an (almost) perfectly good…

Sometimes Lego can be too heavy for little ones, and sometimes you just don't have room for giant blocks. They are perfect for little hands because they are more flexible to adjust and release and kept my kindergarten kids entertained for hours just like regular Legos. So I would recommend them for toddlers before moving on to Lego and older kids will love them too! I only gave 4 stars because I had problems with changing prices and providers. but the product is great!

My 4 year old grandson loves this set. He is fascinated by cars, trucks, everything on wheels. He got that for his birthday to give the topic a "see-saw". What I liked is that it includes other parts so a kid can play a full game of their own creation with characters and build a brand new "never seen" car or truck that only exists in their imagination. He could get these from any Lego set (and trust me, he definitely has a lot of them!), but this one just fills his repertoire. And there's…

I just bought these for my 2 year old son. He likes to create different things and place the related mother/father/brother/sister figures. Very interesting to see what he comes up with. I plan to take them on an upcoming trip so he can play with them in the car. My only complaint is that the wheels that come with this block assembly kit don't stay in place if you're building a car or mobilizing kids' creations. Other viewers have complained that you have to line up the pieces to close the…