You can use cubes to build simple little houses and towers, act out funny and serious stories, arrange the cubes into a train and carry them around the house (in this case, a train of animals in a meadow). Multifunctional cubes and a pleasant toy for toddlers.
Chicco is a well-known and popular brand of all things for infants and toddlers. Chicco mostly makes strollers and other similar items, but there are also Chicco toys, like these building cubes. They are big, and colorful, have simple pictures on their sides, and are easy to grab and connect. The set also has wheels and animal heads. Obviously, the cubes are way too big to swallow accidentally, so they are safe and easy enough for kids who are older than 9 months. The cubes have magnets in them, but they are under the plastic surface. The cubes themselves are sturdy enough to prevent the magnets from falling out, so it’s not a safety concern.
This set looks very simple, but it is a good toy for smaller children, with many connecting possibilities and ways to play. You can build vehicles, animals, and houses, and use cubes as both 3D shapes and simple pictures. It’s a good way to enhance a toddler’s imagination and a safe way to occupy the child for a long. It’s a shame that these sets are not that common, even while the idea is pretty obvious.
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Tatiana, thank you for the description and “in progress” photos! I liked them already, but these cubes are even more interesting than they seemed. All I have to do now to just buy them…
Yes, the cubes turned out to be more interesting in real life than in advertising. I had doubts until the very end about whether to buy it or not. I went to the store with my youngest daughter – she didn’t think for long…
Oh yes, they quickly resolve this issue!
Yes, that’s for sure, and for thei advantage.
We bought them too. My youngest is still licking and testing them with her teeth, and the oldest is playing, oddly enough:) Thank you.
You’re welcome 🙂 Send photos! Our 5-year-old Arisha also plays with these cubes with great pleasure 🙂