BRIO BRI-30123 Magnetic Building Blocks One


BRIO BRI-30123 Magnetic Building Blocks One
BRIO BRI-30123 Magnetic Building Blocks One
BRIO BRI-30123 Magnetic Building Blocks One
BRIO BRI-30123 Magnetic Building Blocks One
BRIO BRI-30123 Magnetic Building Blocks One
Price
£7.99 £12.99
 
3.2 out of 5
There are 27 customer reviews for this product

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In Stock
  • 6 blocks and 2 balls with fully enclosed magnets
  • Aids hand/eye coordination development
  • Bright primary coloured wooden blocks and balls
  • Great for toddler development
  • Robust and glossy paint finish

 



BRIO BRI-30123 Magnetic Building Blocks One is available in Bricks & Blocks

If only all builders were this quick. feel the blocks snap together with the help of built-in magnets. a range of builder sets for older children with lifelike tools and parts that are easy to hold and fit together. Some sets feature lights and sounds for more interactive play.

Product Group Toy
Item Model Number BRI-30123
64x64
Magnetic blocks, 2 July 2009
The bricks are excellent quality, but only very few. The magnets are good but perhaps a little tricky for younger ones to work out but it does all help with learning.You need to buy two sets to make them worth playing with or else there just isnt enough to do anything with.My two have never really played with them much, they prefer the normal blocks we have as there are more of them and they work regardless of which way you stack them - no magnetic field forcing the blocks apart!

This review is from: BRIO BRI-30123 Magnetic Building Blocks One (Baby Product)

64x64
Dont bother!!, 16 Nov. 2011
They are shiny and made of lovely wood however this is all i can say good about them. And what kid appreciates wood quality?? The magnetic bits are only on a few bricks and on one side so it doesnt keep the little ones attention. There aren't enough of them to make anything out of them. Over prices rubbish!

This review is from: BRIO BRI-30123 Magnetic Building Blocks One (Baby Product)

64x64
Very weak magnets, 15 Sept. 2011
Like someone else said, these blocks are barely magnetic. If I connect two cubes and lift the top cube, it does stay together, but only if I lift very carefully. It's very easy to accidentally knock them apart.What's worse, the cubes are exactly symmetric and there is nothing showing on which side the magnet is. If you want to connect two cubes together, you have 1 chance in 18 of connecting the sides that (a) actually contain magnets and (2) have magnets of opposite polarity so they don't just push each others apart. With a toy intended for children I'd expect it to be far easier to find a way of actually "snapping" the blocks together.

This review is from: BRIO BRI-30123 Magnetic Building Blocks One (Baby Product)