Promise Babe Balancing Educational Preschool Review

I have a grandson who wants to bring bricks from outside to play with on his 'indoor carts'. I don't want them indoors for many reasons and this is a great alternative. They have no corners and edges. They come in different sizes (perfect as boulders for his dump trucks) and in different colors. They fit snugly in his little hands and pack easily into the included pouch. Very happy with it.

These are unique wooden bricks with an unusual shape that toddlers can use for folding and developing fine motor skills. The product page says it is not recommended for children under the age of 3 due to choking hazard. I would say they are great for younger children (1 year and older) as long as they are supervised to keep pieces out of their mouths. However, my son is 3 years old and loves to fold them into different shapes. Tougher than it looks, it not only develops motor skills but also…

If you've played the latest Assassin's Creed (Valhalla) game, you're familiar with the task of brick stacking. And either you love it or you hate it. Or both, depending on the day! Now you can host your own brick stacking competition right on your desktop. They are beautifully boxed and come with a storage bag, but they look pretty enough to just throw away. A great secret Christmas gift for work, video game fans, or anyone who appreciates a one-of-a-kind item. They are made from lacquered wood

These blocks were a big disappointment. When I opened the box there was a smell of chemicals and this smell spread to other items I had in the same batch. The white bag they came in was stained with paint (probably from the blocks). The blocks themselves were tiny, and in the "mix of 18" I ordered, I got 6 very small identical pieces, 6 other tiny identical pieces, and 6 slightly larger identical pieces. They have no modifications as shown in the images they play with. Save yourself the hassle…

I play a lot of board games and games that use 3D terrain to create a battlefield. I've also been a Vine reviewer for over 20 years and have seen many fidget toys sold by Revain. + The current trend are those fidget toys that I find boring after 5 seconds. Spinners at least eight years old did more for fun. I feel like these stackable blocks also challenge dexterity and allow for a greater variety of combinations. Whether you're putting them on a coffee table for guests to mingle with or in…