Squeak 'n Stack Blocks - Baby Activity Toy for Early Learning | Soft pieces that squeak with every squeeze - build towers, knock them down & repeat for grasp & cause-and-effect

Super cute toy for kids learning to play. I love that they are soft so I don't have to worry about my baby getting hurt. The squeaky feature is an added bonus!

What a great product. They teach numbers, colors, and play.

Highly recommend! Fun+educational - It's been several months since I purchased this, my little one is still finding something new with these and I love that. There's numbers, pictures, squeaky sound, air from a hole that's fun for babies. Soft - I bought this when my baby was still learning to do tummy time and these blocks were great to encourage her without having her get hurt. Only little con just like many others mentioned - It doesn't stay put when stacked like attacking cups or rings, for example.

A little more pricier than another set I saw, but I figured it was good for a teething baby and I like the bright colors. When you squeeze it, it squeaks a little and my daughter loves feeling the little puff of air that comes out against her face. Of course, she loves throwing them and I have to make sure my husband doesn't lose any blocks-neither he nor my daughter are good with items that have several or matching parts.

My grandson & his parents love everything about these blocks. They are used to distract him when getting changed and to play in the bathtub. So colorful & textured. Now at 6 months, he has learned to go after them when his hand pushes it. Small enough for him to grasp & put in mouth.

I am very happy with these blocks and think we'll get lots of use out of them. Baby girl just started sitting up at 7 months and we were looking for more toys that would be good for sitting. These blocks are great. She loves when we stack them up and she can knock them down. She loves to put them in her mouth and she likes waving them around (and we have no worries about her smacking herself in the head or face with them and hurting herself). Looking forward to many months of play with these.

The material of the blocks is soft and the colors are nice. The biggest disappointment with this product is that they are only painted on one side...

These are soft and squishy, not hard rubber...so no worries if baby tumbles over onto them while learning to sit up on her own. One side has a painted design that is multi-colored that will not wash off after much wear and chewing. GREAT GIFT!

My 8 month old just started to crawl well on his own. These blocks are awesome. Some of them squeak when you squeeze them. Some is more quiet than the others. He loves crawling toward them. They fit well for his little hands to grab. The rubbery material is good for teething but I rather he not put it in his mouth as it's on the floor(but he tries anyhow). They stack easy and baby loves to knock them over.! The colours are fun and the images and texture on each side is different and could be more fun for him when he is a few months older. Overall a good buy!

My 1 year old and even myself love these blocks. We used to have wooden blocks but my son bites on them everytime he is teething so we put them away. These are silicone like, BPA free and cute and sneaky. We love playing with them and stacking them and counting them. They're lots of fun and educational. Very high quality.

They're very nice. Well made, nice colours, awesome gift. My 7 month old was not able to pick one up when he got them, but now his little hands have grown and he enjoys them. I think they need to have the most common images - a dog vs the paws, a rhino? really? :) I don't think it's the first animal a baby will learn lol. Also be careful - make sure you remove all plastic excess around the numbers when you wash them the first time - the cutting job was not well done around these edges.

This is the perfect gift for a baby-toddler. It is colourful, soft and can be handled by wee fingers.

Good, colourful, my 1 year old just starting to have interest and enjoy interacting with me and learn the pictures on the cubes