🐶 Melissa & Doug Friends Nesting Stacking Set Review

That's a very good idea. My 2.5 year old son loves them. He loves to add and count. I don't think they are very strong. I thought they were thicker quality but overall it's a good concept. They are not included in the dice set but are similar to the box. I would not leave it laid out if it had a visitor or more than 1 child because I am sure they will get lost or broken.

This is great! I bought a set for my granddaughter and a set for a friend's child. When my kids were little it was a beautifully painted tree. Now they're adorable, but made of cardboard. These blocks are a great educational toy. Great educational value. Several important concepts are offered, e.g. B. Balance, Score and more. So buy them and then sit down with your kid on the floor and just play!

As many of you know, Melissa's toys and playdough are usually great. Durable and mostly worth every penny. It was the complete opposite of the quality I expected. While they are beautiful to look at with Disney, ABC, 123 etc themes, they are of terrible quality. More precisely, it is cardboard wrapped in paper. You can literally see the boxes being folded to make one and the paper being wrapped into the slots. For a toddler/baby (especially someone who is teething like I'm 8 months old) this is

This is my son's second set of blocks. First he got up at 12-18 months, sat down, built towers, used them for target shooting, and they resisted all the bullying. However, since it's cardboard, they didn't get past its bite stage. It took 6 months but he managed to eat all 10 boxes. But they are useful when stacked both on top of and inside each other. The alphabet on the outside featuring Disney characters helped my son recognize both letters and symbols. He folded them up and down multiple…

My 12 month old son loves it! He had a number of nest blocks very similar to these, but he played with them so much that they started falling apart. They seem to be a little sturdier than the last set we had! They are made of very thick cardboard so they can break/tear. But I'm guessing they're cardboard because if he throws them it won't hurt anyone or break anything. :) I love that they make him really use his imagination. It's so much fun to see how many different ways he can play! Six…