Melissa & DougWooden Construction Building Set in a Box (48 pcs)

Got this for our 5yo autistic spectrum ADHD son who loves Legos and anything involving manipulation of parts of a whole or whatever. He enjoys figuring this out. It requires more than just sticking Legos together. It involves twisting and trial/error, critical mechanical thinking. I also like that it's wood, not plastic. I also appreciate that this is a "genuine" M&D brand product, you can be relatively reassured for material safety and quality. I've had no issues. I do with the wood was more "finished" or glazed to aid in cleaning but other than that it's fine and seems like it'll hold up for his younger sisters. It's also fun to watch two or more of them fiddle with all the bits, snatching the finished pieces from brother, tantrums over nonsense. But yes, if your kid loves putting stuff together or likes identifiable categories of numerical stuff then s/he will probably find some use out of this at least.

This is the small version of an activity my grandson greatly enjoyed at the Children's Museum. He loved building with the boards and nuts and bolts.I was delighted to see this home version and bought it immediately. My grandson went right to work once he saw the kit, and I know it will provide hours of play time.Quality is good, number of pieces adequate for building things. Very affordable. I recommend as a gift for young boy or girl.

It’s a timeless toy. Good for fine motor skills. There are endless configuration to be built. The limit is your imagination. Depending on the age of the child it is a toy that an adult initially may want to show what can be done with the many pieces. Also, I believe it’s one that may sit until a rainy day, quiet play day, or until imaginative play requires some object to be build.Nicely made. Sturdy pieces. All the pieces fit back in the box for storage. Although, it does not have a lid to keep the pieces securely in the box.

Only shortcoming it seems there are not sufficient pieces that fit together but our 4 year granddaughter enjoys trying to build things. We bought more but same issue.

I bought this construction set for my daughter 1 year back, when she was 5 years old. Now, she is 6 and still likes to play with it. I missed writing it's review back then, but today when I was just going through my old orders, I happened to read few reviews by other buyers. I was surprised to see that people has given so much negative feedback about this set. Honestly, I think it's a pretty good construction set and helps my daughter to use her imagination to build some new structures apart from the provided ones. All the pieces go in very with well each other very and get easily screwed together. My daughter never had any problem with it.I would definitely recommend this product!

Wonderful! Gave this to my son for his third birthday (along with a wooden work bench and tools). He was SO excited to open the package and start stacking and creating right away! Perfect for a little one who love to build! I have found no issues with quality. It's basic, painted wooden blocks and screws - there will be minor "imperfections" or differences from piece to piece, but this is not surprising to me as this is wood, not molded plastic. Perfect for what I wanted!

Got this to play with my grandchildren. This will help teach fine motor skills and promote imagination. They love it.

I keep this at my house for when the grandkids come over. One 6-yr-old grandchild was here when I opened it and, right out of the box, it was a big hit. He started constructing based on the included photos. Best of all, he asked me to join him ❤️The disappointment is that some of the long slats have broken from continuous use. Now we don’t have critical parts to play with this fun toy and it will end up in the closet (or worse).Yes, it’s a good value, but only if you have all the parts. Would you pay $15,$18, or $20 for a toy that’s missing parts?