Edushape - Textured Blocks

a bit bummed by this product actually. By the look of the picture I expected to get 5 times as many blocks. Now that I have it, it's clear that there were at least 4 packs of blocks used in this picture.

also, the blocks aren't cut well, the edges are scalloped/warped on many edges making stacking particularly difficult. I mean, they're blocks, you don't need to get that much right to be good.

average.

Although these blocks are made of foam, they are very sturdy. My daughter (15 months), has chewed on them, stepped on them, thrown them, and generally mistreated them, but there isn't a mark on them. They are a great toy for toddlers. Her 3and 6-year-old cousins enjoy them, too.

The colors and textures are a fun touch, and because the blocks are so lightweight, nobody gets hurt when they are thrown.

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Don't let the picture fool you, you only get 20 blocks but they are really nice. Good textures on them and the material its made from makes it safe for little ones learning to balance. My 3 1/2 year old has also enjoyed them. I'm very happy with them.

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I bought these for my son when he was 18 months old. He's now 26 months and still loves them and so do I. Each block has a different texture, so it makes them interesting to hold. And even though they are light, they stack well and are more sturdy then most wooden blocks. Even if my son bumps into a tower accidentally, it doesn't fall over. Best of all, they are waterproof for bath time, and washable for getting rid of germs.

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I bought 2 packs of these with the intention of giving one to my daughter and one to my nephew. When they arrived, I could NOT believe how TINY they were. The two sets together were barely as big as I expected ONE set to be! (They count several VERY small pieces in their "20 pieces" count, including some tiny semi-circular and circular pieces that look to me like more scraps from the larger pieces than blocks themselves.) I was very disappointed in that and ended up having to put them both together to make one decent block set. I do like the blocks, but for $21, I really expected to get 20 blocks, not 9 or 10 blocks and a bunch of little pieces. It ended up costing me over $40 to get a decent-sized set. The picture of the girl building with them is VERY misleading as she is using AT LEAST 3 packages of blocks in that photo.

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