🧱 Exploring Creativity with Small Foot Company Building Blocks: A Timeless Toy for Endless Imagination Review

These are some of the most interesting wooden toys I've ever seen. My girls love to build and play and the farm sounds are the best. They captured my 3 and 5 year olds' imagination and attention for hours. It's fun to clean while still educational and encourages motor skills due to the mold-fitting feature built into the lid. The lid feels fragile, so I'm inclined to lend a hand at this point.

This wooden block and handle set is perfect for toddlers. The cubes are light, have rounded corners and little fingers can very well grip the plastic parts you glue, light, very pleasant to the touch and interesting. to my grandkids and they can make so many combinations of farmer, cow, horse, chicken. and my 2 and 3 year old grandkids enjoy it! They come in a great reusable bucket that even has a handle for easy storage. GREAT starter block set!

A good first designer. Most of the set is made out of wooden blocks, but there are also plastic nubs that hold them together. Kids can stack colorful blocks to create anything they can imagine. Some blocks have animal faces, allowing you to build simple farm animals. I like the big buckets that they come in with a plastic sorting lid. This makes tidying up the set a lot more fun and gives you a handy place to store the blocks, plus there's a carrying handle. The blocks are quite small, suitable

I love any type of toy that 1. comes with a storage box and 2. gives my kids creative play opportunities. Blocks of any type are a great tool to facilitate imaginative play, collaboration (exchanging blocks), imaginative play, fine motor skills, verbal skills (name of an animal or creation), and color identification. My kids (ages 4,5, 3 and 1) loved playing with them and building their own farm. My 1 year old really liked the shape sorter top (as seen in the photo). She spent ages fitting them

Gave it to my son for his birthday so I haven't unpacked it yet. Nevertheless, I think it's a very nice idea. I love bright and happy colors. I like the size and shape of the blocks. I think some of these are a bit small for my teething child but I think they would be great additions to his pad collection. My favorite part of this set are the plastic pieces with the little sticks on the ends, I don't know what to call them but they are a lot of fun to play with and build for myself. I think…

It came in a large cylindrical bucket which immediately piqued my little one's interest. Inside were painted wooden blocks as well as plastic blocks with spikes (don't know what to call them). A great combination that I would never have thought of. Shapes are cut out on the top of the bucket so it can be used as a shape sorter. The blocks are very colorful. They feature painted animals and wooden block designs, and the pointed blocks are shaped to match smooth wooden blocks. One thing I noticed

This set includes both painted wooden blocks and raised, comb-like structures used in block building. The knotted designs fit snugly into the wooden shapes, making it easy to put pieces together and also doubles as a learning tool for learning how to match shapes. This is a really unique approach to building blocks that my kids loved so much. My 2 year old can play with this set for a long time without getting bored which is a big plus. My 5 year old loves the novelty of putting knotted pieces…

This is an overview of the Wooden Small Feet Block Set, although the other sets listed here are very similar. This is a fairly simple set of wooden blocks. and plastic contour elements with rib-like projections on the sides. The gnarled pieces interlock freely, and pushing together is something most babies over 12 months can do. For most blocks of wood, you can also insert them into appropriately shaped node outlines. He teaches children to combine circles, squares, rectangles, triangles and…