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7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 Deceptively Simple but Very Fun & Educational Jan 27, 2010
By R. Rathmill
"Cole's Mom"
My 14-month-old loves these nesting blocks. Taking them apart, stacking them into a tower and -- the best -- knocking the tower down. He stands on the largest block to get a better view of the world and it's still in great shape. He did decide to chew on the smallest block and, since it's cardboard and paper, it quickly became a wet mess and had to be tossed. But the rest of the blocks are still going strong. He has yet to get anything out of the letters/numbers printed on them -- just not there yet. But the motor skill development needed to stack them and put things in and out is great. Totally worth it!
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Love it! Jan 07, 2010
By Emily Diggs
"Kathleen's Corner"
I love this nesting tower and so does my son! It's colorful and fun to knock over! He's 11 months so the abc's will come in hand a little later. Great buy!
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Many Uses Dec 19, 2009
By Erica Campeau Lumpp
My 17 month old loves to stack these, knock them down, use them as buckets and wear the larger as a hat. This keeps him entertained for hours. He also will make the sound of each animal and is beginning to say the names of animals. Many uses, colorful illustrations and solid construction.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Easy Learning Tool Apr 08, 2011
By Kellea A. Poore
I think this is a great set for teaching children numbers and letters. They're made of cardboard, are brightly colored, and easily nest within each other. My son is too young to learn his ABC's or numbers (8 months old), but he still loves playing with them. I especially like the bright colors. I'm not a fan of pastels, and have never used them in anything to decorate or buy my son, so these were perfect. Although I really like the eeBoo blocks, there are a few things I wish were a little different. The first being that some blocks have a letter on 1/4 of the block, and the coinciding word and picture describing the word on another 1/4 (i.e. "A" is on one side, Airplane with a picture of an airplane on another); some blocks have the letter AND word and picture on 1/4 (i.e. on the same side is "X" AND the word xylophone with a picture). I don't know why it's not consistent on all of the blocks. I think they should've either created more blocks, or simply had the numbers in a different set. Definitely not a deal breaker, but one of those situations that is just odd. I still think these blocks are better than most I've seen.
 Cute & Fun - but not Durable May 15, 2012
By Kate
These blocks have great illustrations to interest (and maybe even teach) a toddler... numbers, letters, colors and animals. My daughter struggled a little bit with the "nesting" aspect since that means you can't stack a bigger block on top of a smaller block - but it wasn't too much of a hindrance and it did mean that she was able to put them inside each other as well.
The reason I haven't given this a higher rating is due to the price combined with the block construction. The blocks are of a somewhat pliable cardboard covered with glossy paper - neither of which material is super for standing up to an energetic 2 year old.
It makes a really attractive toy and gift... but I have my doubts to extended durability.
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