Schylling ABC Nesting Cubes

When I bought these i had doubts that my daughter would even be interested. Boy was I wrong. She loves these so much that they're basically destroyed. She stacks and knocks them over all day long. We've had to toss a couple of them in the trash because she was also standing on them :o

My son really likes nesting blocks, rather than stacking them. These ones seem pretty durable and haven't been damaged in the few weeks of play he has had with them. I think he could easily step on a box though, which would break the cardboard. The pictures are nice, but not really awesome. A lot of the graphics are repeated from block to block, which is okay... just they aren't the most fantastic graphics. My mother in law has a very old version of this toy with Disney creatures and it is much better ... better construction, graphics, etc.

My son is a tall 1 year old, and when these are stacked, they are taller than him. That seems like it will be really great as he grows, too. I bet he will use this as a stack and kick over toy, so he will probably love it more in the future.

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The nesting cubes are ggreat. My daughter loves then. She's a year and loves to play with them. She bites then and you can't even tell so far. I'm sure over time they will, but she has had them for a month and no harm yet. My 11 year old stacks them up and she knocks them down. It will enertain her for a good 30 minutes at a time which is a lot for a baby.

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These blocks definitely stnd up to my 17 month old. They are sturdy enough for him to knock around and I like the fact that they have ABCs and 123s as well as colors built into the design to encourage learning. Would definitely recommend.

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For the $13 I paid for this product here on Amazon, these were amazing. I loved their 'classic' look. I set them out in the den, and my niece (4 years old) grabbed them right away. She spent a long time figuring out different ways to stack and nest them, and talked with her mommy about the pictures, letters, and numbers. I think these were a steal for the price, and I didn't expect them to last a long time either. I could imagine such a product in durable materials would easily be 4 times more expensive online, and possibly even more in store.

I can see how they might not hold up for a younger child, but a older preschooler is probably the perfect audience for these (in a home setting).