I was hesitating to purchase this cuz it seemed closed ended rather than open but my kids have used it as a pond, pool, ice and stage so far. The shape sparks them to think of different ways to use it.
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!
Bumped about the duplicates this time but still fun to open!
Our play-café isn’t complete without these bowls 🥰 They pair so well with kinetic sand too. It’s so satisfying to fill them up and we love playing treasure by burying sea shells in the biggest bowls. I really love how this play combo encourages independent play!
Keeps our playsilks neat, easy to grab and adds such a lovely rainbow touch to the play area. Simple but perfect!
We love these so much that I ended up buying them a second time. They’re great for ball-runs with Connetix tiles since they’re lightweight, also fun to mix with other GRIMM’S toys or even just shake them in a box for the fun sound. They’re amazing on the Grunspecht marble tree too. Such a versatile toy that never gets old!
The rainbow is such a great purchase as we did ball runs and it was great to add more interest and complexity to my kids' build, they made rivers, fences, ball runs, walls
Since my 19-month-old toddler loves cars, she was instantly drawn to the Grimm’s Convertible. She enjoys placing the Rainbow Friends inside and taking them along wherever she goes
I’ve had a wonderful experience purchasing open-ended toys from Bueno Blocks since last year. Each time, they’ve been incredibly helpful — always offering thoughtful explanations when I struggled to choose, and consistently sincere in responding to my enquiries.
This time, I added the Grimm’s Large Stepped Pyramid to our collection, and I’m so glad I did! My 19-month-old toddler absolutely enjoys playing with it. She especially loves arranging her Ostheimer animal figures on the blocks — it’s such a joy to watch her imagination unfold.
The vibrant colours of each block are so appealing, even I find myself drawn to arranging them. It’s a toy that truly inspires creativity, not just for little ones but for adults too!
My version of blind boxes 🤭 so much fun for mama to unbox and for baby to play after!
These are interesting pieces to add to our stepping stones set. My daughter learned how to balance on the discs so she could build with them. She uses them more often than I expected. Great purchase ! :)
Introduced magnetic tiles and ball run to my son at 9mths old with Attractiles brand, then expanded with Connetix at 2yrs old. Both sets are rather compatible. I can also see my hubby's creativity in setting up ball runs which is a good model for my son. So lovely to watch! They get played with almost everyday👍🏻
Got our 1st set of magnetic tiles from Attractiles since our son was 9mths old, then expanded with Connetix when he turned 2yrs old. No regrets! They were both compatible sets and plays with it almost everyday. Got these caddy's from Eloso to organize the tiles too. Really awesome combos👍🏻
Seriously much easier to stack for 2yr old than our previous Hape blocks which had a too smooth varnish. My son is able to build more with less frustration. Surely do have a grippy finishing, and safe, no worry of choking hazard. Also does have a lovely woody smell and vibrant rainbow colours. My son is now able to incorporate block play with his other toy elements. So great! 😊
Open-ended Grimms Rainbow, paired with semi-circles, my 2yr+ loves to make cakes, bridges, circles with it! And the possibilities are still endless! Really nice finishing, vibrant colours, and woody smell😊
This is a must to add into your connetix tiles collection as they really make a huge difference when you build your building higher and bigger . It definitely makes the whole structure more sturdy
Definitely a great pairing toy to the grapat nins set . My girl enjoy stacking them up and making drinks with it . She often use it as an ice cream cup as well 😆
This is honestly one of the most played toys at our home. There are so many fun ways to use it! It’s my eldest’s fave, and now her little sis is totally into it too. Definitely recommend getting this set, this is definitely the toys that will grow with them!
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
