GEMEM Building Blocks for Toddlers, Alphabet Number ABC/123 Wooden Blocks for Kids, Stacking Blocks Educational Toy with Wooden Matching Storage Box for 3 Year Old Girls Boys-48 Pieces

I love this toy. The blocks are pretty big and nice colors. I like that it comes in a little storage box, and you can do a lot of fun things with this toy. It has all the alphabet and numbers up to 9. Perfect for toddlers who like to build things.

I would definitely be cautious with the age of the child - the warning is for 3 year olds and up, and I think that is wise, but if you have a child older that is oral, take care because a few of the pieces are on the smaller side and could cause an issue which is just what the manufacturer warns on their package. The block pieces on a whole are on the smaller side which is a benefit in my opinion because they don't take up a lot of storage room. The wooden storage box is nice to have and getting the blocks into it is just as entertaining as the blocks themselves. I love the bright colors, letters and numbers. I think this is a quality toy. Sadly, like most things, it is made in China. I note the small, white sticker that calls for this toy to be for kids 4-8.

I like to keep educational toys in my home for my grandchildren to play with when they come over to visit. These alpha/number blocks are a great hit with the grandchildren. They build little houses just to knock them down. The 4 and 5 year-old are learning to spell 3 letter words with the alphabet blocks. It is a great toy for more than one child to play with at once. The nice thing about the box they come in is that they use it as a building platform. A great feature is they can see where to place the blocks back in the box due to the color coding/shapes painted on the inside of the box.

I bought these for my two year old to help with her motor skills. She has so much fun stacking them up and whacking them down! Will start teaching her soon about the colors, numbers, and letters on them as well. Very versatile and sturdy. Love that they come with a little square bin to organize them into.

Too easy to put in mouth. Very dangerous

Smaller in size these are perfect for little hands.. the variety of shapes lend endless possibility to stimulate the imagination. Wooden tray is a sturdy storage solution to keep pieces together/contained. #48 blocks is a perf. amount to create.. and provide an extra bonus: ideal use for counting, sorting, learning shapes, colors, stacking etc! Bright primary colors add to the fun offering a unisex set for boy or girl- and one kids can grow with for a few years.Solid wood material lends longevity for the wear/tear kids bring. Great for home, preschool, daycare, doctors office.. just use with common sense for safety bc of smaller sizes. *Possible Tupperware addition may be a good add-on to contain pieces without having to Tetris the blocks back into the tray every time.. Plus, lid offers up a stackable option, keeping clean and user ready!Respectable price at $15- it’s a perfect gift option.. or add-on addition to the toy cupboard. Hoping info helps decision.. stay safe everyone!

What more could you ask for a 3+ year old? I enjoy reviewing well-made educational toys for small kids which also make learning fun and increase coordination and thinking skills. This building block set has all those features. There are two age ranges indicated: 1) Box label 3+. 2) Small white sticker on the back indicates age 4-8 for letter/number blocks and 3+ for building blocks.It comes with a wood storage tray which also has shapes and colors on the bottom so that the child can learn color and shape recognition and placement when putting them away – very nice touch. The box is sturdy enough for long-time use. The blocks are natural wood with water-based paint. The blocks are a good size for small hands to manipulate.The symbol blocks have letters on one end and numbers or math symbols (add, subtract, multiply, divide and equal – 33 + 11 = 44) on the other. I thought at first that the numbers (0-9) limited the counting/math until I discovered that there were two of each number which allows for 0-99 or larger numbers using 3 or more number blocks (435). The 6 and 9 have underscores so that they can be differentiated.NOTE 1: There are two vowel I (eye) symbols but only one each of the other vowels: A, E, O, U. For making words, the block set should have included at least two of each vowel – some of the other shapes, which had no symbols on them, could have been used.NOTE 2: The white symbols on the light-yellow blocks are a bit hard to read. The symbols should have been painted with a darker, contrasting color.Overall, because of these reasons, I rated this educational toy as 4-star. As just a building block set, I would give it a 5.

I ordered this set for my 19 month old daughter. Great set for tiny hands and not a ton of pieces. I do wish it came with a storage bag instead of a wooden tray because putting them back in the tray the way they came is impossible and isn't really helpful for storage. Would also make a great gift.