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Skills Fine motor Problem solving Curiosity and wonder

Classic stacking and sorting fun that introduces baby to shapes

Open a bucket of fun for your little one with Baby’s First Blocks. These chunky, colorful blocks help introduce colors and shapes as babies sort, stack and drop the blocks through the slots in the bucket lid. Empty the bucket to start the fun over again and again! And with an easy-carry handle, you can take Baby’s First Blocks wherever you and your tiny tot go.

Age grade: 6 months +

Baby development

Fine Motor

All that block-grasping and put and take play helps strengthen your baby’s hand-eye coordination and dexterity.

Problem solving

Babies will exercise their problem solving skills as they figure out how to sort and drop the blocks in the correct spots.

Curiosity and wonder

All the bright colors and fun shapes help to engage your baby’s natural sense of curiosity during playtime.

Key features

Exciting put & take play!

Your baby will love putting the blocks in the bucket one by one, and then dumping the bucket to see all the colorful blocks come tumbling out-over and over again! And while they’re having fun, they’re exercising important developing skills too, like hand-eye coordination, and thinking and problem solving skills.

The fun ‘grows’ with baby Baby’s First Blocks ‘grows’ with your baby’s developing skills. When your baby’s ready for a challenge, the shape sorter lid fits right on top of the bucket for sorting and matching play. Five shaped openings encourage little ones to drop the shape blocks through their corresponding openings. And when they’re done, it’s fun to dump the bucket and start it all again.

Oh My! Baby’s First Blocks is a fun way for you to extend play into an early-learning opportunity for baby, introducing baby to colors counting and shapes as you play together. As baby puts blocks into the bucket, identify colors (‘That block is red…’), shapes (‘Look, that’s a triangle!’), and counting, as baby puts all 10 blocks into the bucket one by one. Pretty soon you’ll be able to ask baby to find a red block, or a triangle block-and even count.