Clip-On Fun

Posted by Candace on Sep 18, 2008 | 2 Comments

Playskool ClipoToddlers have remarkable imaginations. Mine will stick two blocks together and proudly proclaim it a “kitty cat…with shoes!” So, we favor open-ended toys that allow her to explore her own creativity.

If you are looking for something a cleaner and less pointy than two sticks and some rocks, then building blocks are a classic for good reason. The new Playskool Clipo Blocks are perfect for toddler and preschooler hands.

First, there’s the fun of spilling out all the brightly-colored blocks onto the floor. And there’s no end of what structures, accessories, or creatures you can build with this toy.  You can also buy specialty packs for making figures or vehicles. Find out more about what you can make with Clipo Blocks.

There are no sharp edges on these bubble blocks and my two year old has no problem fitting them together and taking them apart. These blocks are also BPA-free and phthalate-free, just in case a younger child thinks they look tasty.

And when play time is over, all the blocks fit neatly into the bucket or carrying case, making clean-up almost as much fun as making a mess.

WANT IT: Buy Playskool Clipo Blocks at Amazon ($13-35).

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  • Jennifer said:

    Hi Mamanista
    I went to amazon just now to get them for my little one but had a question- since they look more fun than the duplo legos we have.
    one person said they were hard to get back in the box unless you stack them really well.
    Did you have that same issue?
    It might not be a huge deal, but it is good to know for those who are crazy, like me- and have to have a place for everything and everything in its’ place :)

  • Candace (author) said:

    Hi, Jennifer…

    I saw that, too, while writing the review.

    We have the 50 piece figure bucket and had no issue…my just turned two year old puts them back herself with no problem. No expert stacking required.

    But maybe with another set it is different?