IQ Baby Knock Knock Blocks
Baby’s first blocks?set of 16 soft building blocks are feather light to the touch, with windows and doors that open to reveal smiling characters or a safety mirror. Bold black and white graphics on 8 triangular blocks catch the attention of newborns in their cribs. Older babies enjoy the bright, colorful graphics of the 8 square blocks, covered with satin, corduroy and cotton for varied textures. Each block jingles, rattles or crinkles, teaching cause and effect. Perfect for gripping peek-a-boo fun and construction.
User Ratings and Reviews
5 Stars great for 6 month old
my 6 month old got these for christmas and loves to roll over and go after them. the patterns really grab his attention.
4 Stars 9 month old enjoys
My son loves to crawl over to a stack of these I have made and knock them over. This seems to never get old for him. He LOVES the one block with the sailor and the porthole on it, he seems to always have it in his hand and loves to play peek a boo with it. Good toy. We received them as a hand-me-down and they are still in good shape, so very durable. I do worry a little about the plastic bag they are stored in. Seems like a suffocation hazard to me.
4 Stars Be careful washing these
These were described as “Machine Washable”. We washed one of them in a regular cycle with Dreft and the black on the block faded quite a bit. I think the item is a wonderful developmental toy and don’t have much to add to the other comments. I wish they had made them a bit more resistant to fading. I think you might be better off hand washing them in Dreft or equivalent.
5 Stars Good toddler blocks
I bought these blocks for my 1 year old nephew. They are terrific. He builds with them, knocks them down and starts again. They are educational and easy to carry in their own case. I recommend these blocks.
5 Stars Leia’sMommy
My daughter LOVES these blocks! She is 8 months old now and we have been playing with these regularly for a couple of months and I’m sure for more to come. She loves when I build a tower and she knocks them down… great for learning about cause and effect. They are also really colorful and shapely, some are cubes and some are triangles. I recommend them highly!
