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99+ Building Blocks for Kids and Adults Who Love DIYs

We’re all building something.

Some enjoy building businesses. Others create art or start DIY projects. Some love to weave words.

And then there are those of us who love to tinker with things and put them together.

Many have pointed out the benefits of building blocks for toddlers and children. These educational toys enrich kids’ imagination and help them develop motor and engineering skills as well as spatial reasoning.

As for adults, there’s more joy to derive from building blocks on top of getting them as birthday or holiday gifts for others.

  • These toys can stir the child in you.
  • Building something can help you relax.
  • Completing building blocks projects can feel fulfilling, especially if you’ve never seen yourself as having the skill (nor the patience) to build things with over 20 parts.
  • You can add it to your list of bonding activities with your kids. Children love to role play after building their toys, so you can always join in. Maybe you can be:

If you’re looking for plastic building blocks and wooden puzzles, below is a list of birthday or holiday gift ideas for the toddlers and young engineers, architects, and builders in your life.

If you’re just planning to indulge your inner child, there’s something in this list for you too. (Tip: Skip the DUPLO products. ;)).

For easier browsing, we’ve classified them into the following categories:

Plastic Building Blocks

Plastic building blocks come in all shapes and sizes.

Numbers, Alphabets, Free Build

Build, Code/Program, and Play

Land Vehicles: Trucks, Race Cars, Cranes, and More

plastic building blocks - mini trucks

Watercrafts

Aircrafts and Outer Space Crafts

Animals

Super Heroes

Disney/Movie Characters/Video Games

Places and Role Play Games

3D Wooden Puzzles

3D wooden puzzle

Architecture/Travel

Transportation

Other Items

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Tips When Buying and Storing Building Block Toys

  1. Know more about the recipient. Aside from getting the kids’ ages, find out more about what they like. Does the child love cars or planes? Do they dream about being engineers or running food businesses? What shows and which characters do they like? Knowing these lets you choose toys that are age-appropriate and they’d also love to build and play with.
  2. Keep out of toddlers’ reach. If you have toddlers at home, make sure they can’t grab a piece while your older kids are building their toys. When storing or displaying them afterwards, put these toys on shelves and surfaces little kids can never reach.
  3. Keep the instructions/guides. This way, if you or your kids break the finished product, you still have a reference as you build it back. And if someday you want to give them away, the lucky receiver can also have lots of fun putting the pieces together.

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Hobbies and Interests · Online Shopping

99+ Building Blocks for Kids and Adults Who Love DIYs

We’re all building something.

Some enjoy building businesses. Others create art or start DIY projects. Some love to weave words.

And then there are those of us who love to tinker with things and put them together.

Many have pointed out the benefits of building blocks for toddlers and children. These educational toys enrich kids’ imagination and help them develop motor and engineering skills as well as spatial reasoning.

As for adults, there’s more joy to derive from building blocks on top of getting them as birthday or holiday gifts for others.

  • These toys can stir the child in you.
  • Building something can help you relax.
  • Completing building blocks projects can feel fulfilling, especially if you’ve never seen yourself as having the skill (nor the patience) to build things with over 20 parts.
  • You can add it to your list of bonding activities with your kids. Children love to role play after building their toys, so you can always join in. Maybe you can be:

If you’re looking for plastic building blocks and wooden puzzles, below is a list of birthday or holiday gift ideas for the toddlers and young engineers, architects, and builders in your life.

If you’re just planning to indulge your inner child, there’s something in this list for you too. (Tip: Skip the DUPLO products. ;)).

For easier browsing, we’ve classified them into the following categories:

Plastic Building Blocks

Plastic building blocks come in all shapes and sizes.

Numbers, Alphabets, Free Build

Build, Code/Program, and Play

Land Vehicles: Trucks, Race Cars, Cranes, and More

plastic building blocks - mini trucks

Watercrafts

Aircrafts and Outer Space Crafts

Animals

Super Heroes

Disney/Movie Characters/Video Games

Places and Role Play Games

3D Wooden Puzzles

3D wooden puzzle

Architecture/Travel

Transportation

Other Items

Photo by cottonbro on Pexels.com

Tips When Buying and Storing Building Block Toys

  1. Know more about the recipient. Aside from getting the kids’ ages, find out more about what they like. Does the child love cars or planes? Do they dream about being engineers or running food businesses? What shows and which characters do they like? Knowing these lets you choose toys that are age-appropriate and they’d also love to build and play with.
  2. Keep out of toddlers’ reach. If you have toddlers at home, make sure they can’t grab a piece while your older kids are building their toys. When storing or displaying them afterwards, put these toys on shelves and surfaces little kids can never reach.
  3. Keep the instructions/guides. This way, if you or your kids break the finished product, you still have a reference as you build it back. And if someday you want to give them away, the lucky receiver can also have lots of fun putting the pieces together.

Leave a comment