InfantinoStackables Activity Playset - Stacking Blocks, Rings and Pals for Babies and Toddlers, Multicolor, 18-Piece Interchangeable Set

Great for babies

Build qualityThese blocks are well made and feel great. They are the perfect level of soft yet slightly firm.UseThese blocks offer so many levels of play. From just looking at the color and shape of them, to holding them , to being able to pull apart and put together, to being able to identify colors and animals and finally counting. These can be used for so much and they are great safe toys for all ages. We just love using them in the play area.Snap togetherThe blocks snap together well. Each block has a hole in the bottom and a plug on top. Each disc does as well (except largest disk which has a "rocker" bottom.) The snap is a good level of resistance and retention for kids to easily put together or pull apart.CountingIn addition to just block counting, each block has a number and an image with that number of objects in it.Other shapesThe blocks also feature shapes and patterns like waves, triangles, squares, hexagons , hearts, moons etc. that are great for teachingFinal thoughtsThese are great blocks that we highly recommend. They are safe and offer so many activities.

I picked this up when I was pregnant and kept it put back until the right time but we ended up pulling it out early. The baby is too young for it but my two year old loves it. He loves stacking the blocks and the animals. The only thing that I don't love is how easily the blocks come apart, which frustrates my two year old. Definitely a product that I think he and the baby will be able to play with together once the baby is old enough.

These are so cute!. there are lots of textures for tactile exploration with both hands and mouth. They are soft and easy to chew and there is nothing that can break off to cause choking. It is great to have safe toys around that I don't have to worry about needing constant and consistent monitoring. I have a dozen children and I adore my grandchildren who are always visiting. Because there are so many grandchildren (and so many more on the way!) having extremely safe but also stimulating toys to put in the pack-n-play or on the blanket with the baby is a life saver! I never have to worry about any of them getting hurt or sores in the mouth when I am using these, but at the same time, there is enough visual/tactile input it often keeps a happy baby entertained for a few minutes after they wake up. Sometimes just back to the basic, non-computerized, childrens toys are exactly what is called for and I love these!

I have been trying to figure out what to get my niece who is at the tail end of the baby stage but still too young for walking toys. These are perfect as they fit in her hand easily and the grooves and edges help her keep it in her grip. They are a soft slightly rubbery texture with no sharp edges to get caught on or fall on. The entire thing comes in a great clear molded acrylic package which lets you really see how cute it is all stacked up. Overall I am really happy with it. It is exactly the type of thing I could see growing with her as well.

This is such an adorable set and would make a super cute gift!Babies can explore colors, shapes, counting, stacking, and textures.The blocks, rings, and animals are chunky and easy for little hands to hold. No small pieces to break off, no choking hazards, just a nice easy to play with size.I LOVE that they can be played with in the bath tub, too. Some toys get water trapped inside of them, making it very difficult to fully dry them. Others have stickers on them so if they get put in water, they will be ruined. These can go from play room to bath tub with ease.The toys feel soft but still plenty firm. They are suitable for chewers, too! :)

I don't know about you, but my toddler loves throwing stuff. We had hard wooden blocks but she would throw them at us and terrorize other kids with them. These ones are made of a soft squishy rubber/silicone like material. They stack pretty easily and are nice and colorful. My kid likes them, but she tries to stack them higher than they should be and it topples over easily. You can really only stack it up to around 5-6 blocks until it leans and topples over.

My baby just basically chewed on these which are very soft . They're hard to stack and don't hold well if that's the goal . I was trying to teach my baby how to stack them but they flop over . So these are just teethers for us !