Quut, Blokki - Minty Blue
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Babies learn quickly that knocking things down is more fun than building them up. Blokki agrees. It is 10 pieces of soft foam in Minty Blue, light enough for small hands from 10 months, and quiet enough to topple during a nap.
Soft foam means a tumbling tower lands gently, and silent blocks mean the game can carry on while someone in the next room sleeps. Three of the pieces carry faces, which tends to change the game: the blocks get names, then roles, then a story about who is standing on whose head. The foam contains no BPA, phthalates or latex, won't hold water, and cleans with a rinse.
- Minty Blue, 10 foam pieces
- Suited from 10 months
- Faces on three of the blocks
- No clatter when they fall
- Also in Coral Pink
Months later the same blocks are a bridge, a bed and a very small castle, all before breakfast.
Quut, pronounced "cute", comes from Red Dot award-winning Belgian designers, parents who wanted toys to outlast the summer.
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