🎁 Vibrant Domino Blocks: The Perfect Educational Gift for Birthdays Review

I got them as a Christmas present. I'm very disappointed, they didn't even have a box, just thin plastic packaging. They certainly weren't cheap, but the looks were cheap.

I liked that they help my daughter with first grade math. However, when I had to open the second bag, I found several blocks with holes and a live bug inside! Not what I really want in my house!

Good price. Painted wooden blocks carved in the shape of knuckles, ideal for everyday entertaining. A lot of them were glued together - see 1st photo - and it took a lot of effort to take them apart (and still working on getting some apart!) They actually take 3 shrink wrap packs (see photo). 2nd figure).

Domino cubes are inexpensive and colorful but difficult to set up; not the best if you want to drop chain reaction dominoes like the picture shows or build a tower. They are not completely flat. They would work better if you glue them to something.

This is normal. My child got caught in dominoes. He is very fond of H5 Dominoes. I bought them to refill some colors for a third of the price of his favorite brand. They are slightly smaller, which causes problems when mixing brands. I was going to send them back but UPS charges a return shipping fee (no UPS store nearby) which is well worth it. So that the baby can use them.

Exactly as described. Wooden dominoes in bright colors. That's not a problem for me, but it's only shrink-wrapped and then in a plastic bag, so no "fun" packaging. Some people care when giving gifts. My nephews don't care what wrapping the present is in. The zip pouch it comes in isn't very strong so you'll need something to store it in.

My son loves his dominoes. He enjoys watching domino videos on YouTube and tries to copy what he sees online. They are colorful and the perfect size for him. If they have one downside, it's that some of them were glued together when we got them. Most were separated by hand. Others were thrown by my son or I used a pin to give them room to separate. i love it so much You bring joy to my son.

In this picture I used almost 900 wooden dominoes, some of them from different brands. I've tried different brands to compare quality and this is my favorite. Really well done unlike the other brand where the colors are slightly faded and the blocks are stocked with each other. And some of them are really hard to take apart, you have to use a hard flat surface made of tin like a KNIFE and of course it breaks the blocks. If you could see in the picture that I put the dominoes on top of the other