Fisher-Price Stacking Toy Baby's First Blocks Set of 10 Shapes for Sorting Play for Infants Ages 6+ Months
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Description
Set of 10 colorful blocks for baby to sort, stack and drop through the shape-sorter lid All blocks fit inside bucket for storage Easy-carry handle for take-along play Introduces baby to colors and shapes Helps foster fine motor skills and problem-solving for infants and toddlers ages 6 months and older See more product details
Details
Product information Item details Brand Name Fisher-Price Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS) 6 Sub Brand Fisher-Price Baby's First Blocks Model Name Fisher-Price Baby's First Blocks Model Number FFC84 Age Range Description Infant Customer Package Type New Packaging Manufacturer Maximum Age (MONTHS) 1188 Set Name Baby's First Blocks UPC 887961482898 Global Trade Identification Number 00887961482898 Target Audience Infants and Toddlers (Unisex) Manufacturer Part Number FFC84 Model Year 2017 Manufacturer Warranty Description No Warranty Included Components 1 bucket with lid, 10 blocks Item Type Name Toy Manufacturer Fisher-Price Unit Count 1.0 Count Best Sellers Rank #273 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #2 in Sorting & Stacking Toys ASIN B01NCUSC7V Customer Reviews 4.8 out of 5 stars Warranty & Support Feedback Style Color Multicolor Theme Shapes Subject Character Disney Measurements Number of Pieces 1 Item Dimensions 5.12 x 4.92 x 8.27 inches Item Weight 11.78 ounces Size First Blocks Refresh Features & Specs Educational Objective Motor and Cognitive Additional Features Easy Storage Toy Building Block Type Stacking Toy Building Block Is Assembly Required No Operation Mode Manual Number of Players 1 Power Source Manual Supported Battery Types No batteries required Additional details Material Type Plastic
Customer reviews
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Simple toy that actually teaches real skills (6 months and up)
We started using this with our 6-month-old during tummy time and sitting practice, and it’s been one of those toys that grows with him. Right now, he mostly enjoys grabbing the blocks, banging them together, and trying to get them into his mouth. The pieces are big enough to be safe but small enough for him to practice his grip and hand coordination. What I didn’t expect is how useful the bucket itself is. He loves taking the shapes out, watching me put them back in, and listening to the sound they make when they drop inside. It’s a great cause-and-effect toy at this age, even before he can actually sort the shapes. I like that this isn’t overstimulating — no lights, no loud sounds — just bright colors and simple shapes that let him focus. I can see this becoming even more useful as he gets older and starts learning how to match the shapes to the holes. Good for: • Tummy time and sitting play • Practicing grip and hand coordination • Learning cause and effect • Early shape and color recognition • A toy that grows with baby into toddler stage Not ideal for: If you’re looking for something flashy with music and lights. This is more of a classic developmental toy. This feels like one of those timeless baby toys that every house with a baby should have.
We started using this with our 6-month-old during tummy time and sitting practice, and it’s been one of those toys that grows with him. Right now, he mostly enjoys grabbing the blocks, banging them together, and trying to get them into his mouth. The pieces are big enough to be safe but small enough for him to practice his grip and hand coordination. What I didn’t expect is how useful the bucket itself is. He loves taking the shapes out, watching me put them back in, and listening to the sound they make when they drop inside. It’s a great cause-and-effect toy at this age, even before he can actually sort the shapes. I like that this isn’t overstimulating — no lights, no loud sounds — just bright colors and simple shapes that let him focus. I can see this becoming even more useful as he gets older and starts learning how to match the shapes to the holes. Good for: • Tummy time and sitting play • Practicing grip and hand coordination • Learning cause and effect • Early shape and color recognition • A toy that grows with baby into toddler stage Not ideal for: If you’re looking for something flashy with music and lights. This is more of a classic developmental toy. This feels like one of those timeless baby toys that every house with a baby should have.
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Great Value, Great Toy
Of all the toys we have purchased this $10 bucket of blocks has gotten the most use. This is an incredibly versatile, well made, and enticing toy. We first got this for our 5 month old. He loved knocking over little stacks of blocks and dumping the bucket out. We did have to be careful of him falling on the blocks at this age, but if your baby is supported by you while sitting this is an appropriate toy for that age. I would not have them supported by a nursing pillow or sitting on their own and playing with these. As time has passed we have done big stacks of blocks, sang songs about shapes and colors with the blocks, and he has even started trying to use the shape sorter. We have found a few exciting new ways to use the blocks. The blocks float in the kid pool, and they have little holes in them, so baby likes to watch the water stream down from them too. We have also used a muffin tin and sorted blocks in the cups both dry and filled with water which has been a fun activity we have done several times. After 4.5 months of hard use the blocks are still in great shape. I don’t think you can get a more versatile toy for $10. If I did it all over again these would 100% be on the list.
Of all the toys we have purchased this $10 bucket of blocks has gotten the most use. This is an incredibly versatile, well made, and enticing toy. We first got this for our 5 month old. He loved knocking over little stacks of blocks and dumping the bucket out. We did have to be careful of him falling on the blocks at this age, but if your baby is supported by you while sitting this is an appropriate toy for that age. I would not have them supported by a nursing pillow or sitting on their own and playing with these. As time has passed we have done big stacks of blocks, sang songs about shapes and colors with the blocks, and he has even started trying to use the shape sorter. We have found a few exciting new ways to use the blocks. The blocks float in the kid pool, and they have little holes in them, so baby likes to watch the water stream down from them too. We have also used a muffin tin and sorted blocks in the cups both dry and filled with water which has been a fun activity we have done several times. After 4.5 months of hard use the blocks are still in great shape. I don’t think you can get a more versatile toy for $10. If I did it all over again these would 100% be on the list.
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Classic Toy That’s Great for Early Learning
The Fisher-Price Baby’s First Blocks set is a great toy for little ones learning to explore and problem-solve. The blocks are the perfect size for small hands, and the bright colors and different shapes keep babies interested during playtime. I love that it helps with early learning skills like hand-eye coordination and shape recognition. The bucket with the shape-sorting lid makes it fun for babies to try matching the shapes, and it also doubles as a convenient storage container when playtime is over. The pieces are durable, lightweight, and easy to clean, which is always a plus with baby toys. Overall, it’s a simple, classic toy that provides both fun and developmental play. I would definitely recommend it for babies starting around 6 months and up.
The Fisher-Price Baby’s First Blocks set is a great toy for little ones learning to explore and problem-solve. The blocks are the perfect size for small hands, and the bright colors and different shapes keep babies interested during playtime. I love that it helps with early learning skills like hand-eye coordination and shape recognition. The bucket with the shape-sorting lid makes it fun for babies to try matching the shapes, and it also doubles as a convenient storage container when playtime is over. The pieces are durable, lightweight, and easy to clean, which is always a plus with baby toys. Overall, it’s a simple, classic toy that provides both fun and developmental play. I would definitely recommend it for babies starting around 6 months and up.
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Little one likes
Great for any infant around 6m+ helps with fine motor skills like grasping. Quality and durability are great. My daughter has had for several months and she throws these pieces everywhere. Lid is a little loose and wish it would lock down instead of just sitting on top. No assembly required. Not sure the toys actually stack like seen in the picture as they are 5 different shapes and flat edges. Im sure you could if you wanted just wouldn't be sturdy.
Great for any infant around 6m+ helps with fine motor skills like grasping. Quality and durability are great. My daughter has had for several months and she throws these pieces everywhere. Lid is a little loose and wish it would lock down instead of just sitting on top. No assembly required. Not sure the toys actually stack like seen in the picture as they are 5 different shapes and flat edges. Im sure you could if you wanted just wouldn't be sturdy.
