Geek Daily Deals August 25, 2019: 12 Large Soft Stacking Blocks for Little Builders for just $49 today!
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Feed your little builder’s imagination with these high-quality soft fabric stacking blocks for just $49 today!
ECR4Kids SoftZone Patchwork Toddler Block Playset, Gentle Foam Blocks for Safe Active Play and Building, Built to Last, Certified and Safe, 12-Piece Set, Earthtone:
CLASSIC BABY DEVELOPMENT TOYS: The Block Playset is a set of twelve soft blocks for toddlers and children (ages 9 months and up) to build and play with as they explore movement.
A PLAYROOM STAPLE: SoftZone stacking blocks feature a captivating design that is a hit in commercial daycares, preschools, homeschools, playrooms and children’s bedrooms.
BUILT TO LAST: ECR4Kids children’s building blocks are designed with a dense foam core upholstered in non-toxic polyurethane soft leather that is easy to wipe clean with a soap and water solution.
CAPTIVATING COLOR CHOICES: Our foam building blocks are available in cheerful assorted colors, cool contemporaries, or subtle earth tones to match any space or taste.
CERTIFIED AND SAFE: The ECR4Kids SoftZone Patchwork Toddler Block Playset is GREENGUARD [GOLD] Certified for minimal chemical emissions into indoor air to ensure a safe play environment.
HIGH-QUALITY BLOCK SET FOR KIDS: ECR4Kids SoftZone Patchwork Toddler Blocks are dense foam blocks with durable covers and inside stitching. They are recommended for children 9 months and up.
DIMENSIONS: This ECR4Kids SoftZone Patchwork Toddler Block Playset measures 5.5″ L × 5.5″ W × 5.5″ H for each block.
HELPS DEVELOP MULTIPLE SKILLS: This playset is an exceptional tool for helping to stimulate imagination and creativity, visual sensory development, and develop spatial perception.
Ken is a husband and father from the San Francisco Bay Area, where he works as civil engineer. He became the Publisher of GeekDad in 2007, and the owner in 2010. He also wrote the NYT bestselling GeekDad series of project books for parents and kids to share.
