Wooden Rainbow Building Blocks Set for Kids, 22 PCS Wooden Blocks & 25 PCS Gem Cubes Stacking Blocks, Montessori Stacking Toys for Toddlers, Educational STEM Easter Toys for Boys Girls 3-6

Gifted this to my niece and she absolutely loved it! The colorful acrylic blocks are beautiful in the light, and the wooden rainbow and tree frames add a fun twist. Great for motor skills and imaginative play, super sturdy and safe too.

The media could not be loaded. We LOVE this set of blocks!! Beautiful and good quality

With this game my baby has a good time entertained, looking for the logic of accommodating his buckets. Its colors are beautiful

This is a great set , kids love it, the size is perfect, value was awesome, education for the little ones, functional, durability, fun for the kids!!

I really like this items but I do wish they had something in the opening to secure the colorful pieces because they fall fast and I can see children totally becoming frustrated with this and want to move on fast.. i like it and would recommend but if you find something that holds the peace’s in place even better

Love love love these!!! It’s definitely on the more expensive side, but totally worth it. My son absolutely loves playing with these. There’s a few different educational aspects to this toy. My son names the colors of all the blocks as he puts them in, he counts them, stacks them, and his motor skills are definitely being worked on! I honestly think this toy is one of the reason his motor skills are so good now. Such a great buy!

So many educational uses. Very sturdy, easy to clean and disinfect. Prefect size for small hands to learn stacking and for older children to practice dexterity. Also check this out https://amzn.to/3ZZvdYk

My son loves playing with this so much! I love that you can use it in a few different ways. Adding the blocks to the houses standing up, laying down or even using the blocks by themselves for stacking or in the sunlight! Disclaimer... my son is 26 months old, and he can fit 1 block in his mouth, so I do recommend supervised play. I'm not sure he could swallow a cube but I don't want to to find out!