Bristle Blocks by Battat – STEM Interlocking Building Blocks – 50pc Playset – Soft Developmental Toys - Basic Builder Case – for Toddlers and Kids Aged 2 Years +, Multicolor (3081MTZ)
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This set of bristle blocks is fantastic. Everything was kept in order thanks to the carrying case. We had another set, so we added it to this one. . . . so that even small children could make something.
These blocks are fantastic. It's simple to store thanks to the container. For sensory activities, this is a must.
We play with these on a regular basis. The "tires" aren't the best, but that's the only problem we've had so far!.
I used to have Bristle Blocks as a kid, so these brought back some fond childhood memories. My kids used to have fun with them as well. They provided some much-needed peace and quiet for mom, LOL. Bristle Blocks are simple to put together and play with, making them a less frustrating alternative to Legos for younger children. br>br>Children enjoy tinkering with shapes and making things, and Bristle Blocks encourage them to do so. Although 50 pieces may appear to be a large number, once you start experimenting with ideas and building structures, you'll quickly run out, especially if you have multiple children playing with these items at the same time. It doesn't help that the wheels are considered three separate pieces, resulting in a total of 12 pieces just on wheels when multiplied by four. There are only 38 pieces left, one of which is the container. All of the pieces fit easily in the case, but because they are grouped together, I doubt they would fit if thrown in randomly. br>br>SINCE PICTURES SPEAK THOUSANDS OF WORDS, PLEASE TAKE A MINUTE TO LOOK AT SOME OF MINE. br>br>Many thanks for reading this review. Please click the button below if you found this review and/or the photos helpful. Thank you once more, and have an AMAZING day!.
It is extremely popular among children. There are four wheels included. In general, I'm very impressed with this toy. It's a five-star product with a five-star concept behind it. br>My only reservation is that the price, which includes shipping, is currently around $50, and I don't believe it's worth that much for such a small set. It's more expensive than magnet tile blocks at that price, and they're not as popular as magnet tiles in our house for play. br>There are enough pieces for one or two children to play with it, but we quickly run out of blocks when three boys use it at the same time, resulting in some fighting over pieces. For a family with several children, I almost need more than one set of bristle blocks. Moreover, the current cost of multiple sets appears to be completely unreasonable and beyond my financial means. br>In general, my kids were ecstatic to get it. The anticipation for receiving it was palpable, and they recognized them right away, despite the fact that I had never purchased any before. as they appeared to be familiar with these types of blocks from school (which is cool because I didn't realize they had them in their classroom as well). br>They jumped right in and played with them for an extended period of time, far longer than they usually do with legos or train tracks. br>Ages 2, 3, and 5 all enjoyed some quality screen time with this. Play with abandon and imagination. They were especially fond of the fact that it came with four wheels, allowing them to create "animal dinosaur vehicles. " br>I'm a big fan of Battat toys in general. In a house full of rough boys, their plastic always feels more solid, and the toys don't break as easily as other brands. This product meets or exceeds my high expectations for this toy manufacturer. br>I like the case it comes in, though my kids aren't naturally inclined to put the blocks back in the case. We'll work on it, but it's more of a matter of mom cleaning them up later and putting them in the case, but it's still useful to have one. If I come across any of them on the floor or in a corner, I'll know where to put them. I also like that the case has a handle and that it can be easily packed and transported to Grandma's house or wherever else you want to take them. br>In general, I like them and would consider purchasing more or even a few as gifts for others if they were on major sale. br>I'd give them a thumbs up.
We have a variety of blocks in our house, and my two children (2 and 4) enjoy playing with them. 4) enjoys interacting with each and every one of them. However, some blocks are more aggravating to them than others. Some are more difficult to construct and create with, while others do not hold together well. These bristle blocks are incredibly simple to put together and stay put, ensuring that no unpleasant accidents occur. br>br>The fact that this set includes wheels is fantastic because my kids enjoy building cars out of blocks. It expands the options available to you. This set contains a large number of blocks with which to begin. Thankfully, the carrying case is large enough to hold them all, and you could probably fit a few more in there as well. Traveling with these is also made easier by the case. I like to play with these blocks as well. br>br> Overall, we're enjoying them, and they're simple to clean and store.
My 18-month-old and three-year-old sons were the recipients of this set. I like that it can be enjoyed by the entire family and that it promotes both motor skills and creative development. The blocks themselves are sturdy, but soft enough not to hurt, and easy to assemble and disassemble, but they do require some force. The set comes in a handy little plastic suitcase, making storage and transportation a breeze! They're bright, and the wheels add a fun element, allowing mom and dad to join in on the fun of helping the kids build a car or wagon.
They are a hit with my two grandsons. The colors are vibrant, and the sizes range from small to large. It comes with a handy storage case made of plastic. However, with only 50 pieces, it's difficult to make anything substantial with this set. I would have given it five stars if it hadn't been for the $43 price. ten dollars plus eight dollars The cost of shipping is $50 ($51). I was on the verge of falling out of my chair because of the number of people in the room (60 in total). This teeny-tiny set of bristle blocks has no reason to be $1. 00 for each block This set has nothing unique that you can't get elsewhere for a fraction of the price; it's a five-star product, but at this price, it's a one-star ripoff.
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