PicassoTiles Construction Educational Inspirational Recreational Review

Bought for granddaughter. She loved playing with them all the time. but she soon noticed that the long blue chopsticks pictured at the top of the box were missing. She has yellow, red, orange, and green thin rods, but no blue ones. I hope you can send them. Many Thanks

My twins bought some of these for Christmas a few years ago and we've just bought more because they keep asking for crazier things that it's great for Sensory problem solving is fun for adults, sings excitement and the discoveries they find and make are worth it, they open their minds and get very creative

Made to take a beating and last a lifetime! Absolutely worth your money! Sooooo much fun and unleash the creativity! The only downside is my kids are tough on everything, and while a pocket card box might come in handy for most, mine tear them up. So maybe a better choice would be to send a cloth backpack with drawstrings or something for storage.

I recently picked up my four year old grandson from daycare and he has been busy building a tower out of these Picasso tiles. He loves building things with his hands. I couldn't pass up the opportunity to give him a creative "toy" to keep his mind busy and stimulate his development! When I gave them to him he immediately found the tires and built this truck with cab and trailer!

This wonderful set will add to your collection of bristle blocks and even more unique details at the same time. We used them for castles and temples. I have a toddler who still loves putting things in his mouth so I personally decided to remove a few small pieces for my own peace of mind and sanity. You also sometimes have to fiddle around a bit to get them properly matched.

My little ones (2 and 4) loved this set as soon as we opened the box! Me and my husband too. They played with it for an hour until it was time for bed. They are robust, colorful and offer many building possibilities. They're worth the money - it's a big and heavy box. You have to keep them clean - I see hair getting stuck in the stubble when playing with a non-vacuum cleaner.

I have a 3 year old boy. He's a more active kid and prefers to play outside, but he loves these blocks. When he's indoors, that's his style. It's easier for him to build things than real Lego. He can only build towers out of Lego bricks and use them to build robots, dinosaur houses, cannons and everything in between. With these blocks, it will be easier for him to create his own designs, since each side can be attached to each side of the other block.

I had bristle cubes as a kid and thought they would make a great gift. Can't rate durability yet as I haven't played with it yet. Just wanted to post a picture of what 240 blocks look like. The box is strong, so the blocks can be stored in the box, and the box has a handle. The manual is not a guide on what or how to build, just ideas. FYI there are great youtube videos on Picasso bristle blocks and IG posts on how to use blocks in different ways and with different items. I bought 2 boxes for…