Excite young builders with the Toddler Hollow Blocks set – 28 durable, lightweight hollow wooden blocks in six fun shapes, ideal for children aged 18 months and over. Each block ranges from approximately 10 cm to 40 cm, making them easy to hold and stack for little hands.

This set supports open‑ended play, fostering early spatial awareness, gross and fine motor skills, and imaginative thinking. Whether they’re creating towers, bridges, or dens, it encourages creativity and offers valuable sensory‑rich experiences.

Perfect for home or classroom use, these blocks are responsibly made from quality hardwood with smooth, sanded edges. They’re a versatile resource for supporting early maths—size, shape and balance—as well as social interaction during playtime.

• Enhances gross motor control and spatial reasoning
• Supports early mathematics through comparing size and shape
• Lightweight enough for both indoor and supervised outdoor play

• 28 hollow wooden blocks in 6 shapes, largest approx. 40 × 20 × 10 cm
• Blocks range from 10 cm to 40 cm length, designed for toddler grip
• Recommended for ages 18 months + (ShopEDX code: EDX50340)
• High‑quality beech hardwood with smooth, sanded finish
• Encourages open‑ended construction play indoors or outdoors
• Box includes: full set of 28 hollow blocks

FAQs

Q1: What ages are these blocks suitable for?
A1: Recommended for children aged 18 months and up—perfect for toddlers exploring stacking and spatial play.

Q2: Are the blocks safe for outdoor use?
A2: Yes, they can be used outdoors under supervision, but are designed mainly for indoor play to ensure longevity.

Q3: Can these blocks be used in educational settings?
A3: Absolutely — they promote early maths concepts, motor development and cooperative play, ideal for nurseries and sensory spaces.

Q4: What are the materials used?
A4: Crafted from sustainable beech hardwood, all blocks have smooth, rounded edges for safe little‑hand handling.

Q5: How big is the set?
A5: The set contains 28 hollow blocks in 6 different shapes, with the largest measuring about 40 × 20 × 10 cm.