BUNMO 40pcs Wooden Stacking Blocks - Montessori Toys 3 Years Old - Educational Building Blocks for Fine Motor Skills - Fun Stacking Toys for 3+ Years Old Boys and Girls - Round Edges (Non Mouthable)

I am a teacher in a daycare and we use these with our Pre-K kids to teach them fine motor skills, balance, and patience. They are fun for kids to also use their imagination to try to stack and build stuff with. They are a safe size for pre-k ( choke tube approved). They are colorful which makes for fun when making things. They are made to stack, but at first may be hard for kids. As they practice they become easier to stack and will find they can be stacked with all sorts of difficulty levels.

Very cute and stackable blocks easy for a one year old to use. My 4 year old loves them too. Worth the price. We felt that these were safe for our tiny toddlers. Worked great. Cute colors great for motor skills and encouraging creativity.

I got these stacking stones for my son who’s about to be one, but my four year old plays with them too. They are very durable and heavier than you would think. They are cute colors. They stack well and are a good way to teach littles with something different than blocks. Not too small for little mouths. Great idea.

I purchased this for my daughter’s first birthday thinking (hoping, really) that it would be fun for my three-year-old to stack and the one year-old to knock down, thus giving me a couple minutes to drink my coffee while it was still warm. Little did I know that the kids who would spend the most time with these would be the 12 and 14 year old. Ha! An unintended benefit! The one year old is loving them as well as the three year old and I’m already purchasing a set for my nephew’s birthday in a couple months.These have a nice feel in your hand, the colors are beautiful and for the time being, the box seems sturdy enough to store them in. Very, very pleased with this purchase!

My kids love playing with these they are a good addition to our playThey take a little more skill to stack then my 2 year old has patience for but stands them up next to eachother to make what looks like walls but my four year old will spend up to 30min totally engaged with them sorting out in colors and stacking

Just got these because they were cheap and seemed interesting/not a choking hazard. I was right on all accounts!Blocks come well packed in a suitable cardboard box that you can reuse, might just need to stack a few of them carefully to ensure you get it closed properly. Nice range of sizes and colors, and not your usual bright colors, but more muted colors, which I'm not sure that's a plus or minus, but just kind of nice to be different?In use, haven't had much luck actually stacking them, while there are lots of angles and surfaces to use, really you aren't deviating from a stack from big to small, you can try going wide but doesn't work as well as you'd like. Mostly I see these as blocks to be kind of tossed around, maybe stack a few up, or make a wall of stacks and knock them over, or use them as "rocks" with some other toy.Paint seems well applied, our son likes to put them in his mouth (we keep out the smallest ones, just in case as he's growing) but we've never had anything chip off, usually he ends up just tossing it around (what a phase).Overall entertaining little toy, suspect it will be more fun as an accessory to something else that can carry/smash them around.

These are not the most used blocks as of now. However, I can tell my son really thinks while stacking them and will continue to play with them as he gets older. He usually makes small towers and then knocks them over with his bulldozer. Pretty fun and simple.

These blocks are so colorful and attractive: the kids love stacking, making towers or shapes and toppling them too.