Clementoni "Clemmy Building Blocks (20 Piece)

very nice product ..my daughter loves it ..it had a funny smell the 1st week like a vanilla smell or something ..but it went away ..

I was expecting to receive 7 different colors (pink, orange, white, blue, yellow, red and green) but there are only blue, yellow, red and green.Product itself is nice. Each block smells like vanilla or something. I'd recommend it to my friends.

We've had the blocks for over a month, and unfortunately, my 14 month old isn't interested. The odor of the blocks - while sweet - just makes me uneasy when he puts the pieces in his mouth. Can't be healthy...

Very durable, my elder son is 3 now and both the boys are still playing it.

These blocks are great - our little one (7months) loves chewing on them and knocking down towers built with them. The fact that they are soft means we don't have to worry about him hurting himself.Had a strong smell when first opened, but after washing and leaving to dry the smell has now gone.

First baby we had mega block! He never really played with them. For our 8 month old daughter we got these for Christmas, they have been a big hit. Our little girl loves a good chomp on them, the softness means she can chomp to her hearts content and they won't do any damage. Our son loves playing with them too and he is 3 and a half. In all well worth the money, wished I had found them first time around.

Great for my 9 month old baby, as he’s wanting to put everything to his mouth and these are super soft. Loves playing with them

Thick, soft blocks easy to play with and build with, bought for my son to go alongside the peppa pig car, excellent for hand/eye coordination

I bought the soft blocks a couple of months ago and my son had lots of fun playing with them. He loves chewing on them, destroying the towers we built and now that he is one he loves emptying the box and then he put all the blocks back in the box. I like the fact that he can't hurt himself with hard corners, but I wish they would stay together a bit better, only gravity seems to keep the blocks together...