Review on Soft Block Toys for Babies 0-12 Months - Set of 18 | Stacking, Teething, and Squeezing Toy for 6-12 Months | Bathtub Friendly Animal Shapes, Stripe Pattern, and Number Calculation | Suitable for Kids 0+ Up by Ricky Cruise

The set contains 12 soft blocks. Each block has a different color and a raised shape at the top. Each shape is different on all blocks. The blocks are also numbered and their number is represented by small fruits. However, the numbers 10, 11 and 12 do not have a picture to represent their number. The blocks have four sides with different raised images. It's tactile and there's something you can slide your finger over. A shape different from the top is cut at the bottom of each block. This shape can then be stacked with another matching block. I'd say they fit pretty well, but they're not perfect and they're not the easiest. Younger kids will have a hard time with this. When it comes to stack games, I certainly think there are better options out there. I like the set more for soft blocks that are comfortable to hold. Every part is soft soft. They creak when pressed. There are small holes on the bottom. For this reason, it is not recommended to moisten them. For cleaning, I would suggest wiping them down. Otherwise, mold and fungus would enter them when they were wet. In addition to the rear of the devices, there are six different transport options. From rockets to submarines, everything is included. They have different colors and shapes. What I love about this set is that it is gender neutral. Your little boy or girl will surely enjoy playing with these stuffed animals. I can't recommend this game because I know my kids are disappointed with it. Even when I tried some of the stacks, I found it wasn't that smooth, so it's definitely not my number one stack game. But I like that the toys are light and soft. I think they are easy to manipulate and play with. Babies who are particularly teething can take the cubes and chew them. Of course, they need to be cleaned, but as long as they are not submerged in water, this is not difficult. You just need to pay special attention to the groove and hole at the bottom of the block. It's the same with vehicles. Vehicles are also soft and have a hole in the bottom.