👶 BOBXIN 15 Pieces Baby Blocks Toys Soft Stacking Blocks Baby Montessori Sensory Ball Teether Infant Bath Toys Squeeze Play with Numbers Shapes Animals Fruit and Textures Toy for Babies and Toddlers 6 Months Review

My kid loves these blocks and they are super cute but the holes let water in forever and my husband had to drill holes to pet the water so she doesn't get sick sucking on the nasty water. I don't recommend these suckers because she likes them, but health comes first.

I was disappointed because I wanted to love this teething block set but all the pieces have a vent which will most likely result in mold growing inside. Didn't realize it until I disinfected them before taking them to the nursery and quite a bit of water got trapped. It took a full day to shake and squeeze the blocks and a few balls to squeeze the water out. I can't imagine them lasting long unfortunately without the risk of mold in something a child would obviously want to chew on.

Absolutely perfect gift for my 6 month old teething baby! She can chew them and play with them. As she grows, each page of the block helps her learn something. I like that they can connect to each other; of course it is very difficult for her age, but with time she will be able to learn this business. Colors are not sticky ether! They are very soft, but at the same time durable. She likes to pat things so they don't hurt her or make a loud noise. I love this set and love the price!

My 5 month old teeth are on it. We got it when she was 4 months old. When their teeth are cut much more. She will run to these blocks and teeth and play with them. She loves them too! If I fold them, she likes to knock them over. She rolls over on them which is ok as they are soft and pretty soft! She has a few playgrounds around the house, in front of the TV, a dining room, in my office, and a kid's room, so we keep 3-4 blocks each. area and that keeps it busy.

My baby is 7 months old. This is probably the worst thing I've ever bought. I didn't even get a chance to let her play with him. I washed them in warm soapy water of course. I can hear water getting stuck inside the toy as it dries. It's clear what would happen to a toy that has a hole in it. But the water won't come out! I squeezed the hell out of them and nothing. Yes, I don't want a moldy toy near my child. Also, some of them were softer and easier to squeeze while others were very hard…

I have actually returned these items twice due to their poor quality and design. First of all, the 4 sides of these cubes have different shapes, which should normally allow them to be stacked on top of each other. However, some shapes don't match when you nest two shapes inside each other. So when you put two cubes on top of each other, they don't look aligned. In addition to the asymmetrical design, some of the dice had small cracks next to the figures on the dice that would easily tear if you

I got these blocks because the kid is not ready for wooden blocks and didn't want my kid to get hurt. These blocks are softer than wood but not as soft as other silicone blocks offered by Revain. I know this because my sister has the Amazon most recommended ones which come in a zip pouch and they were a lot softer. My baby is very fond of chewing on toys as he continues to chew on his teeth and starts to like the red tip when he looks back at 8 months old. At this age, he also likes to flip…

Great set of blocks and balls. Very fat. My little one always likes to chew on it. The red spiked ball is his favorite. It becomes difficult to reach places in the mouth. I could use that when he said the teeth come through at 3 months. I would save a lot of money on teething toys. Can be used for many skills, e.g. B. learning to throw/roll a ball, textures, building, numbers, patterns, colors, food, counting, singing (we use for the old Macdonald), shape matching, animals, addition…

I really wanted to love these stones they are so cute. Unfortunately I regret my purchase. Pros: + Good size for a child. + My kid likes to knock them over when I build towers. They are not as soft as I expected, very hard (there was no way a small child could squeeze them hard enough to make a squeak). - Too hard for the teeth, my child never puts them in the mouth. He is also completely uninterested in the balls that go with it (almost 6 months). Forms that are intended to be nested usually…