24 Piece Tegu Magnetic Wooden Block Set, Blossom, 1-99 years old

I bought this rather than the Tegu travel sets because I had two kiddos to distract. As well as price per block being in favor of this set.Overalls, it was 100% worth it. Solid distraction for my two year old boy AND five year old girl on the long plane ride. I'm talking about three different but entire 20mins of them sitting and playing nicely rather than staring at screens, screaming at nothing, or telling me they're hungry. These were worth those small respites!

I purchased this for my twenty-month old granddaughter for Christmas, and I (and she) could not be any more in love with a toy.At first I hesitated to spend this much money for a set of blocks, but you know what they say about grandparents spoiling the grandchildren. She loves blocks of all kinds, and I thought the idea of the magnets sounded pretty neat.When I opened the shipping package, I was a little taken aback that I had spent this much money for such a small item. The blocks are in a solid box that is approximately 6x6x4.But it's when the girl opened the box that the fun began. First of all, the blocks are lovely. They are beautifully finished in pastel colors. The finish is as smooth as a fine piece of furniture, and they click and slide easily. They attract each other, they repel each other, they can build fantastical objects or mundane objects. They can be tightly linked together to form solids, or they can be linked in other ways to make bridges, cages for little animals, and much more.Some of the best features:- A lovely "idea" booklet is included.- The magnets are so deeply embedded in the blocks that both my son and I spent time wondering "How do they do that?"- Toddlers love blocks, and they also love to knock block structures down; these blocks do not stray far from their brothers, so lost blocks may be a thing of the past.- The packaging is simple, but sturdy - very understated, rather than showy.- As an added plus, the company is devoted to sustainable business practices and the blocks are made in Honduras, where the employees are paid working wages, and much of the profit goes to reforestation (I may be overstating, but you get the idea).- The blocks will not get old; I envision adding to her set for many years to come.My advice: do not let the apparently dear price dissuade you; these blocks are worth every penny.

We bought these for our two and three year old for Christmas and they are a hit! It took them a few days to understand how the magnets work but they caught on quickly. Some of the magnets repel and some connect so it can be a little tricky to figure out where all the magnets are and which pieces connect initially. Its probably best for children over three years old but our two year old can make objects with some guidance. The box has several pictures of fun animals and vehicles that can be made with the set that I was able to put together without instructions, just by looking at the picture. The box itself is very attractive and makes for a nice gift. They are high quality blocks and we plan on buying a larger set to add onto what we have. These pastel colors are very nice and vibrant. You can see the seams on a few of the blocks but I don't for see them coming apart so the magnets are exposed. We generally shy away from magnetic toys for our younger children because of the serious damage swallowing magnets can cause in young children but we feel these are safe. You can make plenty of fun structures and animals with this set but we feel short on blocks if there is three or four of us playing with them together. This is a wonderful starter set!

These blocks are fun, and they look beautiful and unique. Both my two-year old and my seven-year old love them, and I have no doubt as to their quality. However, I can't help but feel part of what you're paying for in these blocks is the packaging. The packaging looks like it's meant for display purposes, it's really quite nice--but I just threw it away because these blocks won't be carried around in that at all. I bought these at the same time as I did Magna Tiles, and those seem to be preferred because you can do a little more with them.The problem with the Tegu blocks is that the magnets are only in the ends, which is just fine when they're smaller blocks. However, the longer blocks are limited with what they can build or be added upon because, again, the magnets are only in the ends--so no stacking of blocks can be done mid-length along the longer pieces. I would still recommend these blocks, but only on sale--even then, these are quite pricey. I'll add that these are exceptional on the airplane, carried along in the Tegu felt tote--which has room for this set plus a 30+ set of Magna Tiles.

I bought these for a gift in a store and after I saw the 3 year old play with them immediately ordered this set. Lots of options of what to make and the magnets hold the blocks together. Very fun!

My granddaughter love them

Great gift for all ages

We like these magnetic wooden blocks worth the money yes yes we played with these first at Pittsburgh Children's Museum so me Grammy had to find em love them ypyll need to add to them other sets 24 pack great to start or give

Superschönes Spielzeug und wird sehr gerne mit gespielt

Están increíbles los bloques, creo que los uso más yo que mi bebé.

Brilliant! My 2 yr old grandson had found many different ways to play with these bricks. Natural look (no plastic)! Excellent value

Geniales Spielzeug

Me encantan. Tienen un acabado perfecto para que los niños los usen, se unen con fuerza de iman y eso los hace muy atractivos para los niños para crear figuras.