Bueno Reviews

This is my second purchase (for modelling beeswax)
At first it was a bit overwhelming for my kids.
Since the beeswaxs are originally quite hard. They need to knead/warm up the beeswax first to make it soft and easy to work with
But over time, they started to love it. They onew the tricks (to soften the wax) And created so many things.
Bonus point is (if compared to clay), once u shaped the wax, it'll harden and can be use in so many play.
Once u're bored, just knead it to soften and change the shape!

Makes a great combination with Stapelstein! (Or without too just gotta get creative 😊). Other than rolling the balls, we also used it in small world play.

my 5 yo girl loves this so much, she made all kinds of creations with it and it is a good exercise in balancing

My 13 months old baby girl enjoy stacking with this and carry the small woods around

I initially bought this for myself actually. But of course, I have a 14m at home who can't be using it anytime soon due to the small balls. She loves to put things in her mouth at the moment. But we finally found a ball replacement with tiny walnuts (the ones with the shells still on). So now my daughter is playing by herself after seeing how we let the walnuts roll down. Sometimes the urge to introduce open ended play creates creativity within ourselves too.

kids are enjoying the invitations to play where i've been making small waves and flowers out of the blocks, really beautiful colours and shapes

greta addition to the kids' small world play

my daughter got this for christmas and is so in love with it :)

My kids 5 yo and 3yo loved this due to the variety of builds possible, they could make various vehicles with it

love the variety of open ended play possible with these magnets, juts wish they were more stable for builds cos they constantly fall apart which frustrates my 5 yo

Love that it is such a visual way for my 5 yo to learn fractions, also great for ball runs 😊

this sword was a great alternative for my aon who loves play fighting with his sister but the soft material ensured he didnt hurt her as he isually does with his plastic swords

my kids were fighting over who got to wear the wings, really loved by both my son and daughter

perfect additionn to my kids' pretend play

was a fun and visual way for my daughter to understand how long a day was and how many days before her favourite day which is saturday :)

my daughter who's 5 chose this block set, the gems and colours are even more mesmerizing in person, love how beautful they are and the wonderful builds she will be able to make with these blocks

my 5 year old daughter loved this set a lot because she could build all kinds of things with it and it was a good complement to her pretend playp

really loved how much more creative my kids were with these blocks. The structure looks deceptively simple however it actually lent itself to a lot more open ended inaginative play once my kids saw the potential.

Grapat pots is a great way to let children see the different shapes. Not recommended to get it wet during sun & sea play. But home sand play without water is ok.

Differ elements of blocks to create more possibilities of marble run.
Combine tgt with standard 50, kick and multi.

Kick the marble to top and repeat the run again.
Turn the Kick , can use as jump

I was looking forward to my son building roads and bridges but the pieces are frustration inducing as they easily fall apart after builds and it makes him so mad. Still havent explored using more of the magnetic tiles to stabilize the builds so we will see

This is an advance purchase for my child's birthday gift so I can't say how he has played with it, but he has the regular tiles for a year now and still plays with it today! For a long period of time, he's been asking to build ball runs. So, I look forward to introducing this set to him!

The colourful balls attract the attention of a toddler's eyes. They will chase after the ball when it catches their attention.

My little used to get frustrated easily when building structures. With the rectangles she can build sturdier structures hence less frustration and more play!