They stickle together, (Flair Sticklebricks Infant Bag)

Member Name: mumsymary

Product:	Flair Sticklebricks Infant Bag
Date:	09/01/09 (166 review reads)
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Advantages: easy construction toy

Disadvantages: sometimes the stickles break off.

You can buy this bag of stickle bricks for £9.99 from http://www.worldwideshoppingmall.co.uk/toys/stickl ebricks-infant-bag.asp or http://www.amazon.co.uk/Flair-2043-Sticklebricks-I nfant-Bag/dp/B001AXJDYU at £11.50.
Stickle bricks are a Hasbro brand currently manufactured by Flair Leisure Products plc

There are 50 pieces of stickle brick in this sturdy see through bag with yellow handles and trim. Stickle bricks come in many colours red, yellow, blue, green. There are a variety of shapes of brick in this bag too rectangles squares circles triangles and a butterfly shaped one too.

Stickle bricks are made of plastic. These bricks have stickles on all sides of the brick these are like short hard brush bristles. These make the bricks easy to stick together to build

These bricks are perfect as a first builder brick for baby from the age of 18 months up to about 5 years old. Tot will put these in his mouth tot's put everything in their mouths. These bricks are a good size so baby should not be able to swallow them.

Stickle bricks will encourage your childs motor skills. Baby will begin with explore what he can do with these bricks. These will encourage creativity, and construction skills. You can use them to increase his language, colour and shape recognition. Your child as he/she gets older will increase his play levels and will stick these bricks together easily unaided and will make houses, people cars and other "recognizable" items with them.
These bricks will stimulate the toddler's imaginative creative play and his constructive skills.
If you have a child with poor co-ordination or finger control Stickle bricks are easier than the Lego type linking bricks


Do remember not to pack them all away tidily in the box before daddy gets home. Your tot will love to show daddy the house or car that he built.

Stickle bricks are quite hard wearing they will fade eventually and maybe one of the stickle bristles may get bent or broken

So would I recommend for your child? Yes I defiantly would. Have fun playing with your baby and thier toys ..

Summary: bricks which will stick together easily