Baby Einstein Explore & Discover Soft Blocks Toys, Ages 3 months +

I love these baby Einstein sensory blocks. It’s one of the many gifts I always purchase for my friends and family that are having babies. I feel like there are great quality and cute additions to the playroom. I love the idea of educational play and things that will progress baby’s development. The mom’s always let me know it’s one of their baby’s favorites for tummy time!

By far my son’s absolute favorite toy to play with. Purchased when he was about 3 months and he loves playing with them every day. He’s now 6 months. Machine wash friendly (I would air dry the green block so not to ruin the mirror like I accidentally did). Soft and easy to grab, stack, roll.

These blocks are as pictured, are soft and sturdy, and hold my 4 month old daughter's attention as she is learning to grasp things. The block with the animals (elephant, giraffe, and zebra) has a rattle inside. It has both cartoon pictures of the animals and also photographs of the real animal. The little sun you see in the picture is a flap that lifts up to reveal a mirror. The block with the frog has a little tag/ribbon on it and two fuzzy sides for texture. The blocks with animals and colors include Spanish and French translations. Overall these blocks are fun and give us a different way to learn a few colors, numbers, shapes, and animals.

This was the first toy for a 3 month old. She is five months now and is already learning how to hold them and she feels the different fabrics and shakes the one with the bell.I thought she was too young to learn but I was wrong. These helped her learn how to hold stuff in her hands . They are super light weight and can’t hurt her

The baby enjoyed it when he was 4 months and still plays at 1 year

I got this for my 5 month old and they are HUGE. She has difficulty to grasp them and usually ended up throwing them to the side if she even managed to hold them for long. Now she is 6 months old and better with manipulating them with 2 hands but still they are so big.The concept and design is nice, with entertaining textures and good quality, but if they were just a few centimeters smaller, they may be more enjoyable and easier for baby to hold.Now, about the different colors and features....The yellow one has a star printed on the side with raised texture, and some other designs printed on the sides, and a jingle bell inside.The green one has a turtle face she likes to see, and a small nice quality mirror with ribbons for her to pull.The pink one has a soft satin shell attachment that opens like a door to reveal an oyster face, she likes that a lot.The blue one has a smiley octopus on one side with a compressed ribbon attachment; when you pull on it, it vibrates. But you need to hold the cube with one hand and grab the ribbon and pull with another hand to make this work, and as I said the cube is very large so it’s kind of impossible for baby to do by herself unless she is much older/bigger.Overall nice toys but could be improved. Baby is not as interested in them as other toys she has. My 3 year old toddler likes to stack these blocks more than her, lol.

I think I love these more than my child lol. Each block side is a different texture/feature. The blue one vibrates and the yellow one has a bell. Each is well made and very eye catching for babies

Although it is not too easy to keep stacked, you have to put it on a certain side. But at least it is soft & chewable for infants and different squares have different things such as, vibration, jingling bell, etc.

Minha filha amou

My baby loves it!

Molto belli, colorati, divertenti. Mio figlio adora tutti i giochi di questo produttore

The toys are not good at all..highly priced.also i recieved the delivery after 1 month with no option of return.the fabric of blocks is not good. Can't give to my baby who is 8 months old.

Mi sobrina está disfrutando de lo lindo con sus cubos. Son didácticos, tienen colorido y sonidos, son blanditos y cualquier bebé que empieza a gatear, jugar por el suelo y demás no se va a hacer daño... ¿qué tiene que ver el suelo? Pues que si sin querer se da con ellos, no se hará daño.