Mega Bloks Reviews

Block toys have been coming in all brands and types since ages and I am sure most of us grew up playing these. The biggest advantage of playing with these is that they encourage children with their deveopment skills, color recognition, cognitive capacity and organizational skills. All this works extremely toward the growth of a ...

I bought this recently for my daughter who is actually 3 years old. She is very much into lego and making and building things but I had a slight problem as lego pieces are too small as I have a 10 months old son too and he puts everything in his mouth. Therefore when I saw this product in woolworths I was very pleased as the blocks are quite big ...

My son currently has a set of Mega Bloks which were given to him a while ago as a gift from my Aunt. They are packaged in a translucent polythene bag with an easy zip opening at the top. Inside the bag are a total of 100 pieces. Each piece is brightly coloured and chunky with no small parts to be detached. For the purposes of this ...

Mega Blocks have been around for years and years. They tend to basically be a starter set for young children which act as an introduction to Lego in later years. There really is no lower age limit for Mage Blocks as the pieces are so big to start with that no baby will be able to fit any in their mouths. My daughter was bought a ...

My little three year old boy loves playing and building with these blocks. I orginally got them for my eldest son when he was about two years old. I brought them from my local woolworths for a bag of of about 100 pieces for about £15.00. Since then they have been passed down now through all my children and it's been a bag of blocks that has ...

I remember my brother playing with lego when he was little so for my son's first birthday I thought I'd look for duplo for him. I came across a big bag of maga bloks when out shopping one day and decided that I would buy that for him. Mega bloks are available in packs of a variety of bricks (maxi suitable for ages 1+, mini 2years+ and ...

Megabloks have been out many years and i actually think there really good, Especially now that you can get so many different designs and activites to do with them. They have different ranges now like princess megablocks where you get little characters that you can use with the blocks. Prices vary from around £9.99 up to around £30.00 obviosuly ...

Mega Bloks.... After passing them by in Woolworth's so many times I thought it about time that I actually got these as they did look rather fun and Jack does not really have anything like them. They were reduced from £19.99 pence to £12.99 pence so I thought that now was a better time than any. These Mega Blocks ...

For Christmas 2007 I decided I wanted to buy some kind of building tool for my then 14 month old son. There were various options available but the product that seemed most suitable for his age were Megabloks. Megabloks can be purchased in numerous different quantities and with different themes. The many different products available can be seen on ...

As a child I spent many happy hours playing with Lego. Bricks would be spread across my playroom floor providing a nasty shock to anyone who entered barefoot the bricks blending artfully with the lurid 70s carpet. Roll forward 30 years and again I find myself playing with bricks, only this time the carpet is a more tasteful neutral ...

I was always a fan of Lego when I was little so the thought of getting my son some building toys really appealed to me as I thought about playing with them too. We had a good look round and the best ones we could see were Mega Bloks which were big, chunky and very durable. They were also suitable from age 1 up to 5 so we were most ...

For my sons first Christmas, we seemed to be inundated with Mega Bloks! There must have been a special offer somewhere I think. He was only three months old so they sat in a corner for a wee while!! He received a huge 100 block bag, with zip pull, a lorry, with a tipper on the back, full of blocks, castle box, which is in the shape of a ...

. Mega blocks. I have some at work, now I have some at home I went into my local charity shop and bought a boat with added bricks for my grandson. Mega blocks are a large plastic brick (lego style ) they are brightly coloured attractive bricks fairly easy for a child to fit together. This boat with bricks cost me ...

These building blocks are absolutely great.They are strong,brightly coloured to catch childrens eyes and easy for them (and you!) to use.They are bulky and very easy to assemble,if you buy different selections of them you can even get little brick cars and people to go in them!! The size of these bricks means that they are great for all ages ...

The cry goes out all over the land "NO MORE TOYS THAT NEED BATTERIES!!!" All parents have said that at one time or another. There is nothing more annoying than your child's favourite toy running out of batteries when you don't have any replacements. The answer? look for toys that don't require batteries, ...

Oh, how I used to love Mega Bloks, not when I was a kid, wasn't sure they were around then, but there were what I would call good substitutes any how. It was and still is with our younger children, such a joy to see the smiles beam across their tiny faces when they create something unassisted, something that really doesn't matter if it ...

At last my son is reaching the age where I can buy him 'real' toys rather than the all singing- all dancing passive playthings. I noticed that at nursery he is rather partial to building with bricks. I use the term 'building' although in actual fact he just sort of bashes them together but oh how he enjoys it! I ...

Mega bloks Plastic building bricks those are large and relatively easy to handle. Supplied in plastic duffle bags or in themed larger toys, it is claimed that these bricks interlock with other popular building blocks. Costing from about£8, there is a full and comprehensive range available at most toyshops. These bricks ...