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Building Blocks

Wooden blocks, magnetic tiles, marble runs, brick sets and construction kits. This is open ended play in its purest form: no instructions, no finished state, and the same box used completely differently at three and at seven.

Mideer, Bildits, Feelo and Classic World cover most of the range, from a first set of chunky wooden blocks up to larger builds running into the hundreds of pieces.

Brands in this category: Mideer, bildits, feelo, Classic World and Sluban.

51 products, $5 to $159, 42 in stock

How to choose

More pieces is not automatically better. A set of forty magnetic tiles a child can lay out entirely on one rug beats a set of two hundred that only ever gets half unpacked. What does matter is compatibility: buy into one system and add to it, so a birthday becomes a top up rather than a whole new box.

If a child already has blocks, a marble run or a track set gives the existing pieces a new job. Keep one container for the set and the play lasts years rather than months.

Questions and answers

Should I buy magnetic tiles or wooden blocks?

They do different jobs. Wooden blocks suit the youngest builders and any child who loves stacking and knocking down. Magnetic tiles hold together on the first try, so a child under four can build walls and towers without frustration. Construction sets with instructions, such as Bildits, suit children of five and up who like to follow a plan and finish a model.

How many blocks does a child need?

Fewer than you might think. A set a child can lay out on one rug gets used more than a huge box that is only ever half unpacked. What matters more is sticking to one system, so the next birthday adds to the set instead of starting a new one. The 51 sets here run from $5 to $159.

What should I buy a child who already has blocks?

Give the blocks a new job. A marble run, a track set or a themed pack, like a fire station or a house, turns a familiar box into a new game. Keep all the pieces in one container so they get played with together. Mideer, Bildits, Feelo and Classic World cover most of the range in this section.

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