Fisher-Price Bright Beginnings Stacking Action Blocks

I highly recommend these little blocks. My daughter has played with them non-stop since receiving them for Christmas. Other more expensive toys litter the floor unattended, while these little blocks have already been played with for hours and hours. They are bright, just the right size for small hands and entertain in several ways. Each block has a large letter (A,B, or C) on one side. The other three sides around each cube all have little flip or spin games. In addition, each block has a pop-top with a smiley face. When the child pushed the little pop-top down, the front of each block spins around. The blocks can also be stacked and all three spinners worked simultaneously by simply pushing the pop-top of the top block. I almost didn't order these little blocks, but decided to at the last minute. If you are looking for a small, portable toy for a young child, this one gets my recommendation. Very entertaining, inexpensive, the most bang for your buck!

Both my 1 year old and 4 year old love these blocks, even my Mom loves them. When she discovered they stacked she got more excited the both the 1 year old or the 4 year old. Easy press head with face on top. Cool action when pressed. Fun sliding, flipping and turning practice. Haven't broke yet and doesn't appear that they will break any time soon and that's saying something for two boys.I know this review in particular of mine sounds as if I sell these things. I don't. I just observe my children and these are my observations. I have wondered myself when I read some reviews if the information is true and well I can tell you, get enough good reviews and you should be happy with your purchase. Thumbs Up for this toy.

We got these when my son was 10 months old and he instantly took to them. They each have a different spinning part which is activated when pushing on the top of the block. They also have open and close 'doors' that proved amusing for a bit. I found them great to pop in the diaper bag (small enough not to take up much room) and I'd take them out one by one as my son tired of the one he was playing with. They kept him interested and quiet for a good bit while at church or some other meeting that required quiet, so that makes them very worthwhile in my book!

I like this product very much,but my baby doesn't share my opinion with me. I bought it when he was few months old and now he is 16 months old.He never cared to even look at it,although it has a few fun activities (again, in my opinion). these blocks are bright colored, funny looking but I guess every baby is different and my baby just ignores them , so I play with them myself........

I purchased these blocks for my youngest (who's now 5 months old). His two older siblings enjoy showing him what the blocks can do, and he has them somewhat figured out. It's something all three of them can sit there and play with together, which is nice considering a 3 and 8 year age gap!The blocks show "opposites" slide pictures (such as night and day, cat and dog), each has a number on one side and a letter on another, as well as a push button on top that makes its gear (such as the green tube roller) move. If you stack all three and push the top button, all three gears move! A good interactive toy that touches on different aspects of mobility and development, highly recommended!

The red block arrived where the circle barely spun and the button would get stuck. After a few gentle uses by a 4 month old, the yellow one’s spinning part broke off and small pieces came with it, leaving an exposed screw. Not happy! $10 a block - Very expensive for what I received!

My young son has been playing with these since ~7 - 8 months old. He enjoys banging them and hitting the tops. Since turning 9 months he likes to flip the flaps on the sides. Overall pretty good toy, but he hasn't stacked them.

I bought these for my 16-month old son for Christmas (from Amazon for $10 with free shipping) and I only wish I had found them sooner. It's really easy to stack the blocks because they have the button on top and a concave bottom. I must have mis-read the description because I expected them to light up, but they don't. When you push the button on top, one side of the block moves. When you stack the blocks, it pushes all of the buttons so all of the moving parts move. Another side has a flap that you either move side-to-side, up and down, or twist depending on the block. The other 2 sides of the blocks have A, B, C and 1, 2, 3.I read one review that said these were smaller than expected so I expected them to be pretty small, but because of that review, they are bigger than I expected and the perfect size for my son to pick up with one hand. I would guess that they are about 3 inches on each side.I definitely recommend these blocks.