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[A cute building block toy that feels like playing with a baby] This repetition of stacking up and breaking down can be said to be the universal fun of building blocks. This toy, named ``Baby Blocks,'' has cute baby-like eyes on each round piece. It can be fitted into a three-dimensional L-shaped piece, and by combining two types of pieces, you can stack them into various patterns. The face piece can be removed freely, so you can play with just the face. (If you rotate the baby's face, the expression on the baby's face will change.) Try layering them alternately with the L-shaped pieces. In addition to playing with children alone, parents and grandparents can also play together. Your children and grandchildren will be very happy when the whole family stacks them together. ▶︎▶︎Click here for the video → https://youtu.be/5Fw29QRxL1M ←Paste this URL. japan good toy award winning toy Reliable warmth and perfect touch! When playing with small children, please take the lead in stacking them up. Let's have fun and laugh when it falls apart. As your child moves their fingertips over and over again, their brain develops, especially their creative mind and patience. For example, if you stack up the items while talking about them, when your child grows up, you will be able to pass on how to play with them. It conveys a certain warmth as it rides the flow of time. Furthermore, ``pretend play'' using individual parts is something that children can easily imagine. Fantasy is essential for a child's healthy growth. If adults play together, it will be an irreplaceable time for your child. Contains plenty of essential elements for your child's flourishing growth. Ability to move hands and fingertips, three-dimensional sense, sense of balance, sense of accomplishment, formative ability, imagination... Playing freely with imagination with these simple toys becomes the driving force for children to be able to think and act on their own when they become adults.