Gemmicc Magnetic Tiles, Deluxe 136 PCS Building Blocks Magnet Toys for Kids,3D Magnet Puzzles Stacking Blocks for Boys Girls,Huge Set with 2 Cars

The Gemmicc 136-piece magnetic tile set is a huge hit in our house! The tiles are colorful, sturdy, and have strong magnets that make building easy and fun. My kids (ages 4 and 7) spend hours creating towers, cars, and castles. It’s a great STEM toy that encourages creativity and problem-solving. The set includes lots of shapes and even two magnetic cars. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a quality, screen-free activity!

My grandson is on the autism spectrum and he absolutely loves these tiles! Plays for hours, alone and with family, enjoying creating new designs.Highly recommend this set. Well made and most importantly well used and creative.

The magnetic block are sturdy and well made. They keep young children busy and helps their creativity andimagination, I am amazed at what children can build and create with these blocks. In my opinion these blockswould be an asset to any daycare or young children play chest. Also the colors are vibrant and appealing to kids.

Magnetic tiles A good way to get your child entertained and build different kinds of things like castle, robots, dinosaurs and more Fun for kids:build Ease of use:Creativity fuels Age range:3+Color:colorful

The media could not be loaded. We received two sets for Christmas. They are different brands but both are absolutely so much fun. I definitely recommend at least two sets as one does come with a lot of pieces but it limits you on how tall you can build once you start stacking them. The magnets are strong and hold well. The little cars that come with it are a great addition to the pieces and you can build on top of them as the sides all have magnets. The wheels move easily so your imagination can take over. It’s been a great addition to our toy routine and having them off screens and playing with this for hours is a win win for parents as their imagination runs wild! It comes with a booklet that has many ideas for building and we’ve also found a YouTube channel and IG reels for even more fun ideas. I just purchased a magnetic wall stencil so they can build on the wall as well. For reference my 3 1/2 year old and well as 2 year old are able to build without any issues.

These have been a non-stop hit in our house for MONTHS with my 2.5 year-old (and you know what their attention spans are like at that age). She still wants build with them every day, and her Dad and I enjoy building right alongside her. All three of us were actually having so much fun with them after the holidays that we invested in a second set so we can build some truly extravagant structures these days.Beautiful colors and the tiles appear to be well-made and structurally sound. Magnets can be a serious health hazard if swallowed, so we make sure our kiddo doesn’t play with them unsupervised and we check the magnet sockets in the edges of the tiles for cracks and signs of wear before we play with them; so far they’re holding up really well even though we’ve had a lot of drops and tower collapses onto a hardwood floor.They’re a great open-ended toy for imaginative play (my kiddo likes to take the 60-degree triangles over to her play kitchen and uses them to make pizzas and cakes 🤗), and wonderful for developing spatial reasoning. The translucent plastic allows a lot of light to pass through and the orange and yellow tiles, in particular, seem prone to bouncing the light around internally before actually transmitting it back out to the air around the tile, so they’re great fun to pair up with glow-sticks or a UV flashlight if you want to have a glow-in-the-dark party - parts of your structures will seem to emit light or fluoresce. Last, but certainly not least (if you’re a two year old), they make a very satisfying clattering sound when you decide it’s time to gleefully knock your superstructure down like Godzilla rampaging through Tokyo.They’re even fun to clean up! 😆

This item encourages imagination and design. My 4 year old grandchild continues to amaze me with all the things that's constructed..

The kids (age 6 and under) can build pretty much what they want although they haven't quite grasped the idea of building things that look like houses yet. And they do like to put together a bunch of tiles and then use their stuffed animals to smash it all down again especially when one builds something that another doesn't like for whatever reason. But the pieces are quite durable and take rugged playtime.