The Ryan’s Room Wooden Toys Bag ‘O ABC Blocks from Small World Toys, Natural Wood is a bundle of fun for toddlers and preschoolers. This set includes 50 classic wooden unit blocks. As children play with these blocks, they’ll also be practicing hand-eye coordination, problem-solving, and small motor skills. The blocks come in 9 shapes,
The Ryan’s Room Wooden Toys Bag ‘O ABC Blocks from Small World Toys, Natural Wood is a bundle of fun for toddlers and preschoolers. This set includes 50 classic wooden unit blocks. As children play with these blocks, they’ll also be practicing hand-eye coordination, problem-solving, and small motor skills. The blocks come in 9 shapes, perfectly sized for little hands. When playtime is over, children can put the blocks away in the handy drawstring bag included with the set. Sample measurement (rectancle block) 3”W x 1.5”D x .75”H. This set is suitable for children ages 2 and up. The Small World Ryan’s Room collection inspires discovery and imagination, fostering valuable developmental skills kids will use for a lifetime. We call it play with a purpose – kids just call it fun. Small World Toys has been a leading toy manufacturer for 50 years. We believe that play is an integral and necessary part of a child’s development and education. At Small World Toys, we are committed to developing fun, innovative, high quality products for children of all ages.
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Good, but some blocks are distorted. Pro: Wooden, shapes are good, block size is proper for kid in age 2-6.Con: Most long blocks (the long bricks) are distorted (eg. twisted little bit), so the structure is unstable if stack on it. We could not build high structure based on this issue. I guess the wood material was not dried completely before cut in factory.I compared more than 6 wood blocks and found that Imaginarium Wooden Block Set – 75 Piece is the best quality and colorful. Because the distorted blocks, I…
Too Small!!!! I bought these blocks for my 2 year old son for Christmas. Stupid me did not look at them when they first came and waited until Christmas Eve when I was setting up his presents under the tree. I was imagining building a big block tower like the one that is shown in the picture…problem is the “tower” is maybe 5 inches high and 4 inches wide. If I had really looked at them I would have sent them back and bought the Melissa and Doug wooden blocks that are more expensive. But of course at…
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