MEGA BLOKS First Builders Toddler Blocks Toy Set, Build ‘n Learn Activity Table with 30 Pieces and Storage, Blue, Ages 1+ Years (Amazon Exclusive)

The blocks are bog so. Perfect size for babies and toddler with no chock hazard, the table is great for them to pull to stand and practice standing as they can lean against it, the blocks are colorful and there are multiple ways to play with them, a great toy for parent and baby play time and interactionThe legs are easily foldable so it takes less space for storage or for carrying out

We based our purchase for this gift for a 1-year-old on other reviews, and it seems to be a hit. It's table style encourages our nephew to support himself upright while playing, strengthening his legs and improving balance while having fun. Amazon delivered this to him in another state in time for his 1st birthday. Win-Win!

I bought this and a set of extra blocks for my grandsons 1st birthday. His parents gave this to him on his birthday, and the extra blocks at the party a couple days later. They said he already loved to stack things on top of other things so putting the blocks together was great fun for him. He even learned how to open the storage bin to get out the blocks. When I came for the party the table was set up in the living room and my grandson would gravitate to it and grab the blocks. Sometimes stacking, sometimes sticking in his mouth. No chocking hazard, just the right size for a 1 year old. When he opened the package with the blocks you could tell he recognized what they were and tried to open the bag they were in. He really enjoys his blocks.The only problem was the table legs. His parents had tried to open the legs correctly, but they hadn't locked in place. I tried and it took significant pressure to cause the legs to lock. They unlocked without any trouble, but to lock required a forceful push downward before you heard the click. That is why I gave a 4 star for easy to assemble.I am very glad I purchased this. I highly recommend it for anyone who wants a fun educational toy.

I was not planning on buying this item, but it was on sale one day for only $25. I thought it was a good deal, so I got it for my baby as a Christmas present. He was about 20 months by the time he opened it.The toy is great. My baby loves to stack the blocks and he sometimes uses the little cars on the track. I'm happy that it's a table and not just a bag of Mega Bloks. My older kids had loose Mega Bloks and they were always all over the place. With the table, he has a "place" to play with the blocks, and I like that the table can be folded and put away if I need my living room to look more like a living room and less like a play room.The reason I can only give 4 stars is because of the legs. My husband set this up, and I wasn't there to see it happen. But I was annoyed because the table was always collapsed onto the floor. When I was cleaning it up one day, I realized that there was a way to lock the legs into place. I figured my husband didn't realize, so the table was always falling because he didn't lock the legs. Unfortunately, he DID lock the legs, it's just that the legs are really, really bad. I locked them into place and then picked it up to move it... and 2 of the legs immediately folded right back up.When my baby plays with the table, the legs typically hold up. However, if he leans and puts any weight on it, or if he bumps into it too hard, it will fall down. And he's a toddler, so this is bound to happen. The legs really should have a better locking mechanism. Big oversight to an otherwise great toy.Another thing to consider, which has nothing at all to do with the quality of the toy - climbers. If you have a climber, be careful. My son is now 22 mos old and has entered his climbing phase. He often uses this as a stool, pushing it around to things he can't or isn't supposed to reach, and climbs up on top. Now, sometimes the legs give out during the pushing. So he either can't climb, or worse, tries to climb the now uneven table. If he manages to push it somewhere WITHOUT the legs giving out, then he now has a way to reach things he's not supposed to - and a risk of the legs giving out WHILE he's sitting/standing on it.We keep this toy right in our living room, so my baby can't get into much trouble because he's always being supervised when he's using it. But if you have a climber AND keep this someplace where you aren't always watching your baby like a hawk (like a playroom), you should be careful.

Amazing quality and my twin grandsons loved it on their first birthday! My six yr old granddaughter loves it too!

I got this for my 1.5 year old for Christmas but, I almost didn't after reading some of the reviews. One customer stated that the legs collapse easily when their child applied weight to the table. Well, that is not true and most likely, they just failed to click the legs completely into place. My son even climbed on top of it when I had looked away and it held with no problems. (I also appreciate the low height for this reason.) So really, dont worry about it buckling or falling over. It feels quite sturdy and well made - not cheap feeling at all! It comes with 30 blocks of varying shapes and sizes (even a couple of "car" pieces with the wheels) and, I think that's a great amount for starting out. I love that you can store the blocks inside with even a little bit of room to spare. At least another 10 or so blocks would probably fit in there. So, it's not like it is a struggle to cram the included pieces back in. It's easy for me to fold it back down and it slides perfectly underneath his crib until we are ready to use it again. I'm very happy that I decided to purchase this after all, even though the nearly 40 dollars does seem a bit much.