Early Learning Centre Wooden Bricks > Reviews

Advantages: Hardwearing - Brilliant fun - Perfect for Everyone
Disadvantages: Can be quite hard and some are quite small and can get into mouths

...bought our bucket from the early learning centre for our daughter over 3 years ago now, which goes to show that they are still selling strong. And we have had just as much fun as her playing with them, if not more :O) Also our son has inherited them too and loves them just as much. There are lots of different shapes and colours which makes them also educational as wel as fun, Quite big and sturdy. Pefect for little hands to hold and grip. (not ... Read review

Advantages: good toy
Disadvantages: none

Lets build a castle or a train station, maybe a house, or just a tall tower. We can use these building bricks they are not too big a brick. There are 100 in this bucket of bricks bought from the E. L.C. They cost £15. Groovee just tells me they have just been reduced to £10.00 thats excellent thanks Groovee. These bricks are brightly coloured with the primary colours, and they are interesting shapes. These bricks are excellent for developing fine ... Read review

Advantages: creative, imaginative play
Disadvantages: they get everywhere

...It costs £10 from The Early Learning Centre, and it is suitable from 12 months plus. For ease of storage, it comes packaged inside a strong cardboard round container, with a plastic lid and handle, so you can carry it about. As the pieces are wooden it is going to last some time, and i guess that maybe the paint could start to chip off eventually, but we've had this for 7 months now and it still looks as good as new, despite being one of my son's ... Read review

Advantages: Great fun and you can let your imagination run wild
Disadvantages: I'm not sure 12-36 months is the correct age range for this toy

WARNING! My son was given these bricks for his 1st birthday. He is now 4 and has two little sisters (ages 1 and 2). Only last week my 2-year-old daughter came running through from her bedroom with the cube-shaped brick stuck in her mouth. It was extremely hard for me to remove as she had bitten into it and her top teeth were stuck in the wood. I did eventually manage to remove the brick but it did cause my daughter considerable distress. I would ... Read review

Advantages: great fun for all kids, education at home helps them learn a variety of things
Disadvantages: children like to use whats at hand for a weapon and these do hurt, ouch

My kids love these bricks they always manage to use them no matter what they are playing. There are all sorts of shapes and colours for the kids to learn and they do love to build towers and see who's one is going to fall down first there's usually a bit of cheating when that goes on. I also use these bricks for when we are doing maths homework they are great for adding, dividing and multiplying. My daughter use's them as money for when she is playing ... Read review