Fisher-Price Stack & Discover Sensory Blocks

I spend a ridiculous amount of time looking for infant and toddler toys that don't light up or make electronic sounds but still provide sensory and fine motor play that engages my grandsons. This qualifies as that, but is otherwise not great. It would get 5 stars if they'd just have put the 2 really good activities (two sliders - one on the orange and one on the blue) on a single block and sold the single block for 1/3 to 1/2 the price. The activities on the soft block are really more appropriate for a younger baby, and we already have several similar toys. The wheel is too hard to turn. , The push up side is an okay activity, but it can't be pushed or pulled back. You have to turn the block in the right direction for it to fall back. I really was looking for something more like this toy, which oddly does not come up when you search for activity triangle on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Kidoozie-Activity-Triangle-Development-Learning/dp/B088HFQ73D/ref=rvi_sccl_7/131-6533839-7384055?pd_rd_w=OrNaF&pf_rd_p=f5690a4d-f2bb-45d9-9d1b-736fee412437&pf_rd_r=BS6NRB15700SNR4PSB1B&pd_rd_r=fe38f5f3-e3da-4796-b299-e18ce6017843&pd_rd_wg=HXMn1&pd_rd_i=B088HFQ73D&psc=1 We eventually found this, and I recommend the triangle toy as a more engaging option with more to do. We did keep both, and this is okay and small enough to take along in a diaper bag.

A great toy for my 7 month old. He loves holding these blocks and rolling around with them.

Really disappointed with this purchase - I feel for 3 blocks this is incredibly overpriced. Our little one was pretty unimpressed with them and there isn't much interaction. For example the blue wheel is hard for even an adult to turn, not sure how our 9mo. old is supposed to turn it. Don't waste your money. You're better off giving them more stacking cups and something that plays music.

My grandson is featured on the box. So I bought two. One for him and one for me.

These were good little blocks. A bit more pricey than most but for the Fisher-Price name and proven track record it is worth it, especially when it comes to gift-giving.

Blocks are always a classic baby toy, and these ones add the bonus of fidgety goodness. Each block is its own very different toy with different activities, from your soft texture block to a block with activities. In a sense, it's a perfect spectrum of developmental skills. There ought to be something to interest most babies, and they make for a great gift.

Fisher-Price Stack & Discover Sensory Blocks, 3 Colorful Baby ToysThese blocks are cute and fun for your little one to play with. Each block is numbered. The soft block has a panel you can open and of course you can squish the block. The hard blocks have different textures and portions that your little one can move - little door that slides, inner block that moves, they can stick their finger in the little hole and spin the dial, or they can just look in the mirror and see the pretty baby! Lots of fun with the different activities! Sure to keep your little one busy! I highly recommend these blocks! They are brightly colored and well constructed! 5 Stars! Hope you found this review helpful!

Our granddaughter really took a liking to these toys. She finds them fascinating. The variety of textures, colors, and shapes seems to be the reason. The blocks are also sized well--- she is 7 months and the blocks are not too big to be unwieldy and certainly not too small to be hard to manipulate with hands and fingers that are still learning.Also, the blocks are quite well made and should stand up to a lot of "baby" use which includes plenty of dropping, throwing, and chewing.Overall a very good acquistion. She will of course outgrow them but then they can be passed along Five stars for quality, fitness to purpose (i.e., baby learning to manipulate objects), and fun factor.

The blocks are cute and each have a few interactive features. The fabric one (#3) was the most appealing for my baby as it was the only one she could easily pick up and play with at 7 months. The #1 and #2 blocks are both a hard plastic, and the little components/activities they have incorporated aren't really made for small fingers as the pieces are firm and tricky to maneuver. Baby will likely grow into it. Stacking is also limited due to one block being the plush style. These didn't keep her interest long term, at least for now.

Cubes d'éveil pour bébé. Il y a deux cubes en plastique avec des rideaux à tirer, miroir, "roue" à tourner, ... Et un cube en tissu avec différentes matières.Les couleurs sont vives et attirent bébé. Les dessins sont des animaux, sont simples mais sympas.Le prix de 12,99 euros est correct. Semblent de bonne qualité mais à voir pour la solidité des deux cubes en plastique. Il y a une petite résistance sur le "rideau" à glisser.Bébé s'amuse avec.Les cubes sont de bonnes tailles. C'est un cadeau sympa pour offrir.Emballés dans une boite en carton.

Cubes qui amusent bien bébé. Le cube en tissu surtout qui est le plus facile à manipuler. Les 2 cubes en plastiques (bleu et orange) sont lourds et il est vrai que certains éléments sont trop durs pour que bébé puisse les bouger tout seul sur le cube orange. Notamment la roue bleue à tourner et les renards à abaisser et remonter. Des cubes plus légers auraient été préférables !

Un peu trop grand pour que bébé puisse le tenir dans une main et avec des coins durs, ce serait mieux s'ils étaient arrondis.

Certains cubes sont très dur à utiliser même pour un adulte. Un bébé de 10 mois peut donc utiliser totalement le cube vert. Dans les autres il y a toujours une partie trop dure à utiliser ce qui peut frustrer l'enfant.