Jyusmile Baby Toys 6-12 Months, Montessori Toy for Babies 6-12 Months, Incl Stacking Building Blocks & Soft Infant Teething Toys & Sensory Balls for Toddlers 0-3-6-9-12 Month

The toys are soft and sturdy. My great grandson is one year old and loves his balls the blocks and the stacking rings. He can roll them throw them and chew on them. They are easy to clean.

I watch my baby granddaughter 2-3 days a week at my house while my daughter and son-in-law go to work. She is now 10 months old and is at the age where she is putting everything in her mouth. These are made of silicone so they are very sturdy, but still very soft. I sit on the floor with her and we stack the blocks together and there is also a stackable set of rings and put them together by size. They’re pretty basic, but very helpful to teach her how to put things together. Plus, it gives her and I some one-on-one playtime together. I am very pleased with my purchase and my granddaughter seems to really like them too. There are 23 pieces in total in a variety of colors. They are the perfect size for a baby to hold in their hand.

Great product. Worth every penny. I got this item when my daughter was 4 months old. She is 3.5 years old now and still plays with them. The colors are of calm hues not too bright or dull. Every see face has a different texture. The blocks have numbers and picture to represent these numbers. You can stack them in so many different ways. We do use them in the bath tub and the kiddy swimming pool for entertainment. The size is good for the little hands. No sharp edges or harmful pieces. Super easy to clean. I find it very handy to glue the opening so water won’t get inside. A quick wash will do the job to keep them clean and sanitized. Highly recommended. Different shapes and sizes makes it versatile for different purposes and creative games. Kids will keep finding different ways to play with these blocks. I expect that we will keep playing with them for another 6 years and maybe then they will be toys for the toys or part of dolls house furniture.

I bought these stacking and building blocks for my twin cousins, and they were an instant hit. The material is perfect — sturdy, soft enough for little hands, and super easy to clean (a big win for the adults in the room!). These are very functional, and easy to play with. There are plenty of pieces, so both girls can build at the same time without turning it into a sharing battle. I love the color options and these are easy for them to stack.

Love the toys. Perfect for the age range and price. Be mindful of soaking them in water to clean - water will remain inside the toys. Highly recommend a baby sanitizing spray for these!

A really cute toy. Nice and soft for babies. Size is great for little hands.

My 18 month old LOVEZ these toys. We’ve had them since she was 10 months and these have been a hit every single time! She loves the different textures, shapes, sizes, and colors. She’s learned that some stack and it’s so entertaining for her to figure out. They are extremely durable, she throws them, bites them, gets them stuck under the couch, tries to let the dogs eat them, but no issues this far! Really great gift for when the kiddos start becoming more independent!

My triplets love these! Great toys for development and easy to clean.

Nice

Good value for money and good quality

Really like these. They are soft for babies to play with and I love that they can be stacked

Bought for 5mo as he was very keen to try new textures and touch everything. He isn't very interested in this yet. He tries to hold the balls with 1 hand but they're quite big and require 2. Blocks and rings get ignored (for now). Product page isn't impressive, with terrible English and badly photoshopped images (not producing faith that kids actually want these toys), but I tried it anyway due to the kid's above mentioned curiosity. The rings can be stacked in any order, which may or may not be what you want. The balls, as mentioned, are too big for a baby to hold in 1 hand. And significant force is needed to get a squeek out. Again, these may or may not be what you want. The blocks are the best part. 12 of them with numbers 1 through 0, - and + in that order. 1 through 9 have different fruit on one face, where the number of fruit correspond to the number on the number face. The - and + blocks have = signs on the fruit side, meaning these blocks can be used to teach basic arithmetic. The next faces have different patterns/textures on them. The next faces have representations of the western zodiac signs on them. They are in order except that Aquarius and Pisces are switched. They also have the symbols for the signs on them, except that Leo has the Scorpio sign (as seen on the product page's pictures) and Capricorn has the Virgo sign. The other 10 are correct. Not that that's something someone would expect a baby to know. The 5th and 6th sides of the blocks are different 3D shapes and slots to allow stacking of the blocks. Unlike the rings, the stacking here must be in the correct order (though it's looping, so the starting point is arbitrary). In some cases there's multiple angles 2 blocks can go onto each other, so you're not guaranteed to get the number faces all lined up. While we haven't gotten much use out of it yet, and the mistakes on the zodiac faces show poor quality, we're hopeful the little one will grow into liking and properly engaging with these toys.

The product look good feels good but you can not clean them properly, so ann