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 Secondary colors disappointing Oct 08, 2008
The yellow and blue mix well to produce a nice green color. However, the other color combinations just produce a darker or lighter red. Otherwise they are beautifully and solidly constructed, and held our 6 month old's interest well. There's still room for improvement!
Unique and stimulating toy Sep 30, 2008
My son has enjoyed these toys in many ways since I got them for him when he was 12 months old. He has enjoyed watching the rounded ones rock and slosh. Now, at 20 months, he loves looking through them at different angles, presumably testing the difference between the colored and clear view. As his mastery of color increases, I know he will enjoy layering them to make secondary colors. We often use them with regular blocks, and I know they are destined to become windows. We have not yet subjected them to very rough play, but the water chambers have thick walls and seem very durable. My one disappointment is that the colored water is topped with air rather than oil, which would make for much slower, more vivid wave action when rocked.
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Love these blocks!! Apr 17, 2008
I have two year old twins and they love these blocks! They especially like to look through them to get a different color perspective of the room. Totally worth the money! Great quality! I only wish there were green blocks in this set.
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Great Blocks! Nov 07, 2006
I bought these for my 1 year old last year and he loved them. These were great because the colors and water captured and held his interest. These blocks helped teach my son his colors and now that he's a little older, he loves to build with them. My only complaint is that I wish there were more in a box.
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The little guy loves it Apr 09, 2003
My son is almost a year old and thinks these are just about the neatest thing. He'll have even more fun with them when he is old enough to make building with his building blocks and can integrate these as windows.
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