Edushape Edublocks Construction Toy - 50 pcs

My 22 month old and 6 year old sons love playing with these. They got to play with them at the Gloworm Festival and we had to drag them away from them! Yes, they are expensive but they are so easy to use, and safe, they are worth the expense in my opinion. And will last a very long time. I got the 50 pack and in that there are: 26 of the smallest square blocks, 8 of the big rectangle blocks, 4 big slope blocks and 12 of the small slope blocks. I've added a few pictures of them and also one that shows how big they are compared to standard sized lego bricks. We love them and they get a big thumbs up from us. We highly recommend them :)

First off, never buy less than 50. You just cannot build nothing without at least 50. These are very expensive, so probably best as a club together present for Xmas/Birthday. Very sturdy, quite chew proof and easy to clean. Can be used indoors and outdoors but just be aware they will get greasy if left outside in the weather. All in all, great buy and lots of fun.

These bricks are fabulous. Good for outside and inside. Bright colours, non toxic, can be washed, suitable for any age, strong but not hard for little hands. Only negative is the price, they are expensive, but you get what you pay for.

The set needs more 4x2 blocks as you have way too many single 2x2 blocks which can only be built into towers, my boys wanted to build a den but even though I bought 2 boxes of these blocks there is no way near enough, I would have to buy at least 6 boxes to build anything like they wanted to build, very disappointed at this price you would expect more.

I mean they're great, but they abuse the fact you can't get blocks this size anywhere else by ripping you off for £150. I paid it, and I'm probably going to buy another box. But jeez this is an all out creamer. Capitalism at its finest.(An update from April 2020, the figure of £150 I paid is correct. This order was made in December 2018), They have now added £100 to the price of these making them £5 for each block. Astronomical.

Amazing blocks. Expensive and wish more came in a pack had to buy 2 packs but they’ve been played with daily by a 7 year old lego fan! Probably more suited to younger kids but you just can’t get board of these things! Good for inside and outside, and visitors. Just plain fun.

The blocks are a big hit with the children in our Church Youth Club. Building towers and castles keeps them happy for quite a while. Well worth the cost to see their imaginations at work and play.

They are safe to use and lightBut they don’t hold so they are rather annoying: constructions fall right away.Less expensive than Duplo, but not as good due to the design.

Our boy started playing with them at age 1 and he still loves them now...at age 4. Honestly believe he'll still be loving them for years to come. It brings out the little architect & builder in him. Think this would be a great thing for girls as well. Not to mention it's a toy / play event that parents and/or adults can enjoy participating in as well. Edushape EduBlocks are extremely well made, great quality, very durable, great bright colorful primary colors, washable. Allows for both imagination & creativity while giving their brains a little workout. Great for motor skill development as well as just plain fun.

My toddler and husband love these! Perfect size and material for toddler play.

My kids love them but seriously if I kept looking I would've purchased such a pricy you. Amazon has several different sellers and I could've saved myself slot of money. One seller had them for $35 . Research first. But yes the mini monsters love them.

Not only are these not "true blocks" (only 5 sides) they have a very foul chemical odor that smells of formaldehyde.

Bought this for my 3 yr old and it was a huge hit! She constantly wants to play with these and I love that they are soft enough to not hurt when they are pushed down ontop of you.