Magnetic Tiles, Magnetic Blocks for Kids

Estás muy padres y muy didácticas.

My toddler loves this toy, I can tell she will play with this for a long time, since she will slowly learn how to make more shapes and be creative with it. Seems good quality, good size for the little hands, very easy for them to figure it out on their own how to use it. We had a friend bring her 18month old son and he immediately went for the toy and started putting them together. My toddler loves the parts that have wheels on. We use them on top of a white board that’s magnetic as well, so they hold up perfectly. They obviously have the right side to keep them together so sometimes you need to move them around if a piece keeps falling off. Totally worth the money.

This is a really solid set with a good mix of different tiles. The pieces are on the larger side and the magnets are strong enough to keep everything from falling apart too easily. My 4-year-old is obsessed with the two car bases, they’re definitely his favorite part. He loves building his own little cars and connecting them together, which keeps him busy for a while. Overall, it’s a fun set and gets a lot of use in our house. If I had to nitpick, next time I might try a set with smaller tiles just for more detailed builds. But honestly, this one is still great for everyday play.

Use them as puzzles to form shapes or whatever pictures. There’s templates you can get online to help fill in the spots. The obvious building and making creations. Roads for cars, a diy marble run. They’re like legos in how they’re open ended creative play but more potential for ways to be used. If there’s a toy to get a kid, it’s these. It’s a great gift. And they’re more affordable than legos nowadays. They hold up great, like legos except you don’t have to worry about the cursed pain of stepping on sharp tiny objects. But you could slip on one and break something including yourself so watch yourself. It still wouldn’t be as much of a regular occurrence as stepping on legos. Remember to calm yourself and take it easy on your toddler when you’re in the middle of building a grand castle with towers and they destroy your work.

We absolutely love these. If there’s one toy, you should buy for your toddler, this is it! I’m not kidding that this is a gift I give to every one year-old birthday party. I am invited to. It is a little old for a one year old, but definitely by one and a half, it’s a super fun toy. My husband and I love playing with these with her, so it’s even fun as an adult, which is rare honestly when it comes to toys, lol but my daughter build so many things with these. She builds ramps and slides for her balls or cars , she builds houses for her little people to live in a whole village. She’s made fences and gates out of them. We play with them nearly every day and she’s almost 3 now. They’ve held up super well and super durable. No damage so far at all and occasionally she’ll chuck them. They’re also super great for almost any age in the sense of safety. We just had a newborn and everything except maybe the wheels of the cars are completely safe for our baby to chew on grab be around. She likes chewing on them too. So it’s super nice to have a toy that the toddler can play with , the baby is also playing floor. They are also a lot cheaper than name brand, magnatiles. 100000% recommend