Galt Toys, Soft Blocks, Baby Sensory Toys for Ages 6 Months
Galt Toys, Soft Blocks, Baby Sensory Toys for Ages 6 Months Plus
| Weight: | 220 g |
| Dimensions: | 31.5 x 11 x 20 cm; 220 Grams |
| Model: | A1085L |
| Batteries Required: | No |
| Dimensions: | 31.5 x 11 x 20 cm; 220 Grams |
Nice soft toy blocks. Too much pink for my liking.
My baby granddaughter likes these toys, you can see her looking at the colorful pictures and they are easy for her to grab hold of.
Bought these for my granddaughter and she loves them my only gripe is that only one block has a bell in it
could have been in al least 3 but the blocks them selves are very good
Grandson loves them. One has a rattle in it as well
Very durable and eye-catching. Baby loves to play with these – especially when she finds the block with the bell inside!
Got this for our six month old as a Christmas “present”, not that he understands presents. He is a huge fan and hasn’t gone off them after three months. For now he just likes chewing them or holding them in his hand – the stretchy fabric and very light weight means he can grip them even with his tiny little hand. He also loves when we toss them in the air and catch them, or throw them at him to catch. One of the cubs has a jingle bell inside – bonus!
Soft blocks for baby to play with. On each cubes face there is a picture of an animal or car/truck. Easy to teach baby animals and sounds they make.
I bought this for my 7 months grandson. It’s light, soft, and a good size for him to hold. It has it’s own storage bag which helps keeps the soft blocks clean and the quality of the material overall, is very good.
I was expecting cubes with pictures and numbers on, but they only have farm animal pictures. Still very happy though – very colourful and lovely soft material and will make a lovely stocking filler for my grandso
Well made and easy to stack. My girls love them and as they’re nice and soft I can just let them play with them without concern at this age. Considering buying another pack so they have more for stacking
Lovely colourful big soft blocks. Can be thrown around without causing any damage to anyone.
Eye catching. Different pictures on each side.
These blocks are ideal for our grandson, no sharp edges, easily stacked and no worries if he falls on them while making his first steps. Colourful and he enjoys finding the one that rattles.
hey aren’t the easiest thing to hold, nor do they hold their shape for a long time. my daughter doesn’t do much with them, just throws them around (shes 8 months), but they’ve lost their square shape quite a bit already. she still love them though, mainly the one that rattles
These soft blocks are fantastic, such a good size, soft and very colourful. My 6 month old grandson loves watching them being piled up and laughs when they are knocked down. They are soft and safe and it’s OK if the little ones have a chew on them.
These are perfect for little ones to knock over and learn to take one off at a time. There’s also picture pairs so durable for when they are older and able to match blocks up. I point to the animals on the block to teach sounds so there’s possibilities here than just building blocks. Highly recommend
My son loves these blocks as they are easy to hold and stack. They are colourful and engaging. He likes the one that makes a sound, shame not all of them do. But great fun and safe due to the softness of the bricks
Bought these for my 6m grandson. They are nice and firm enough for building. Soft and light enough to throw about. He can hold them to chew. The colours are nice and bright. There’s a bell in one of them but it’s not very loud so it’s not very good as a rattle but not a problem. I would recommend these blocks.
These blocks are brilliant- soft, safe for babies, machine washable too!
They can be stacked, knocked over and it won’t hurt the baby. Plus they can be organised by colour, by animal, by vehicle or you can make a beanstalk too. My son played with these from age of 6 months to 3 years..as infants just grabbing them and knocking then over, later stacking them and then later sorting them by category. as good as new! and now I’ve passed them on to a friend’s 6 month old daughter who is thrilled with them. Even at this age she tries to find the one block that jingles!
I think that this is my 3rd order of these wonderful soft blocks. I have given them as gifts to friends’ babies and they have been very popular. Light, colourful, easy to lift and handle and very safe as one would expect of any Gault toy. The tiny tots delight in them and are kept amused for hours on end.
These say suitable from 6 months, however, my 9 month old is not stacking yet but hopefully in time he will start to play with these blocks as I have them out for him everyday and it’s just a case of sitting with him and showing him how it’s done. They are soft and safe for him to play with and they are bright and colourful with pictures of animals and vehicles on all the sides.
My grandson loves these but at 6 months he was more interested in chewing them. They had a slight chemical smell so we did our best to stop him putting them in his mouth. I’m sure as he grows he’ll enjoy them as building blocks. Very soft and hopefully once washed will lose the smell.
Bought these in 2018 for my then baby, and in 2021 she still pulls them out and plays with them! One block has a bell inside, which is great for teaching them to search for things, and the different pictures on each side of a block allows you to make a variety of pictures. Easy for small hands to handle, and comes in a really useful carry case that is still in use. Recommended.
My baby loves these cubes and whilst she can’t stack them yet, she likes watching me stack them for her and she gets really excited when she edges forward to knock them down. They are good as lightweight and therefore won’t hurt my baby when she’s playing with them but they should have a bell in each one of the cubes to make it more exciting for the baby (only 1 cube has a bell inside).
These are perfect for my 11 month old who is just learning the concept of stacking things on top of each other. They are large, light and easy to hold making it easier for him to practise stacking. I think that these are a great precursor to wooden blocks, which I think would be too small for him at the moment. There are interesting pictures on each block and one block contains a small bell which adds extra interest.
Health professionals use these a lot for assessing children’s development, including pincer, gross motor skills and language. Blocks are 4″ cubes, so easy to grasp and can be thrown safely, squished, stood on. 6 blocks gives plenty of variety and creativity options. 1 bell is good so you can play hide and seek the bell and assess hearing too. Little ones love to try and find the bell. In my view these days there are too many toys with too many sounds, which overload the senses. 1 bell is plenty!
First impressions, he was mesmerised with the printed pictures and studied them closely. At nearly six months he was shaking his little hands, gesturing towards one of the cubes. He was able to grasp one of the blocks between his tiny fingers and with help he later knocked down all the blocks which was great fun and made him laugh. We attempted to play catch, so soft they are safe to throw. The blocks even taste good too as he had a good chew before falling asleep with exhaustion. Play time over for today.
I loved these when I first spotted them and looked at cheaper alternatives but I’m so glad I decided to stick with these ones, they are big, soft and really colourful with all different animals on each Square. One comes with a little bell inside to make it a bit more interesting, perfect for babies that are learning to interact with others. They come in a wee bag that fits them all in which is perfect for taking out and about with you, I regularly take them to family members houses to keep little one occupied while visiting
In total there are six blocks which come in a handy plastic carry case. They are brightly coloured and have a variety of different animals and vehicles on which can be used to introduce babies and small children to basic pictures and words. In addition there is a picture of a beanstalk which runs through all six and gives older children a puzzle to do in putting the blocks in the right order and completing the beanstalk. No issues with stacking them, you can put all six one on top of the other and they are soft enough that they do not harm baby when they are toppled over. They are a good size and my son has started to clasp a block on opposing sides to hold it up. As commented on by some other purchasers, there is only one block with a bell in, and whilst it would be nice if there were more, this is only a minor point.