Melissa & Doug Disney Mickey Mouse ABC-123 Nesting & Stacking Blocks

My daughter absolutely LOVES these blocks! She is autistic and stacking or lining things are her favorite. Only problem is since they are cardboard they can break very easily. I’ve had to tape them up quite a LOT to keep them to kicking it for my baby girl to be able to keep playing with them. Other than that they are very much worth the buy and extremely fun! I love all the different pictures and colors on the blocks which also helps with learning numbers, to count and our abc’s! I don’t have a better picture right now but you can see them at the bottom of the shelf😅 I believe we’ve had them for over a year now and we’ve lost the number 3 block to being broken too badly and then our puppy tore up the number 9🥲

Our grandson who is very mildly autistic loves this item! He and his brother plays with it so much that their mom has to occasionally hide it so that he will play with other toys too!Because it is played with so much we have needed to use clear shipping tape around all the corners. It’s probably heavy enough for most kids play but used as much as they have, it could stand to be a stronger material perhaps, reinforced to preserve the designs.This item is well used, torn images and worn because we didn’t get the tape on it quickly enough.Overall, I am very happy with this purchase because my grandson loves it so much and that is what is most important to me.

Our kids had these (they are grown now so may have been different manufacturer) and played with them well into grade school. Now we've bought them for our grandkids and they love them...from babies to the oldest that's now 7. We've bought them as gifts as well and everyone says they are a great toy for learning, balance, hand eye coordination, and build'em up kick'em down fun!

We love these and my son loves building with them... however, they are cardboard and my two year old loves to rip things. I wish they were wood so I wasn't always buying new ones. Our first ones last a while, but once he discovered he could rip them, his Christmas set lasted less than a month.

One of my older grandchildren had these blocks. I was so impressed with them that I ordered 2 for my two grandsons born last year. I love them and better yet so do my grandsons! They are simple to use but are VERY educational, Colorful and fun! My only reason for 4 stars for sturdiness and durability is because they can be easily crushed if child is too rough with them and my one grandson likes to tear things so he tries to pull paper off corner of blocks. With some strong "no, no's" think he's stopped. But an 18 month old child can be very destructive and few toys can withstand ongoing roughness. But so far they've held up. VERY happy with purchase and would buy again if needed. Highly recommended!

My 12 month old son loves these! He had a set of nesting blocks really similar to these, but played with them so much that they started to fall apart. These seem a bit more sturdy than the last set we had! They’re made of a super thick cardboard, so it is possible to break/tear them. But, I appreciate that they’re cardboard because if he throws them it won’t hurt anyone or break anything. :)I love that these get him to really use his imagination. It’s so much fun watching how many different ways he can find to play with these!Six months later, my son still enjoys playing with these and they’re still holding up great!

This was super awesome for my toddler for about a week. He has really been into stacking toys and things that aren't meant to be stacked so I ordered these thinking this would be the perfect combo of being stackable, easy to store and it has one of his favorite cartoons, Mickey on it. The first week it definitely held his interest and it was amazing to see him stack them so well but after the newness wore off he decided standing on them and chewing the cardboard was more fun. Next stackables will be wood or plastic only!

This is my son’s second set of these blocks. The first he stood on at 12-18 months old, sat on, built towers, used for target practice and they withstood all the abuse. However, since they are cardboard they didn’t prevail through his biting stage. It took 6 months but he managed to eat through all 10 boxes. But they are useful in stacking both upward and inside of each other. The alphabet on the outside with the Disney characters has helped my son recognize both the letters and characters. He has stacked them repeatedly upward and inward in less than 10 seconds. He loves building and knocking them down.