Totplay Parcours motricité 7 blocs en mousse

My 17 month is at that stage where she is climbing on any and everything. We already have a few different sets of climbing blocks, but I figured at this stage you can never have too many! I decided to grab these to keep at my in-laws house, who live down the street from us and always want us to come over and play, but don't have the most baby friendly home. These TOTPLAY foam blocks come air-sealed, so don't expect to use them right out of the box. With all of our climbing blocks, we've always opened them and let them sit for 48 to 72 hours to ensure they've come to life before letting our daughter run wild on them. I think that helps them keep their shape better as they do look a little sad and thin when they are first removed from the packaging. I like that these blocks have a large surface area and are well cushioned, so they provide good support and safety if my daughter gets too crazy and falls down. The 7 included pieces provides a nice variety of shapes and varying layout options for play. The removable covers are soft and feel nice to touch. They have a hidden zipper so you can easily take them off and wash them when needed. I love that there are three different color palettes to choose from too and which I had gotten the pink rather than the blue, but the color doesn't matter much in the long scheme of things as long as they are safe and functional. They've held up great for us so far! This is actually our second set of TOTPLAY foam climbing blocks and they feel very high quality and durable. With the right care they should last a while! I highly recommend these as they have been great to use and easy to maintain. Every baby/toddler needs a good set (or several, in our case) of climbing blocks! Lire la suite

These foam climbing blocks are really cute and give toddlers a fun way to climb, crawl, and practice their balance. The pieces are lightweight enough to move around easily, but they still feel sturdy once they are put together. I like that there are several different pieces that can be arranged in different ways, so kids aren't stuck doing the exact same thing every time. The foam is soft, which makes me feel better about little ones climbing and tumbling on them. The blue and gray colors are also really nice and look good in a playroom without being overly bright. My only complaint is that some of the pieces can move around a little while a toddler is climbing on them, especially on smooth floors. They work better with a rug or play mat underneath. Overall, it's a fun indoor activity for toddlers and a good way to let them burn some energy while working on their coordination and gross motor skills.

This foam climbing block set comes with seven pieces. The overall build quality is good for the price, and I was initially surprised by how small the box was. The blocks come vacuum-sealed, so once you cut open the packaging, they begin expanding. The manufacturer recommends allowing 42–72 hours for them to fully expand. The pictures I took were only about two hours after opening the package, so they had not reached their full size yet. Each block is covered with a soft, velvet-like fabric, with a solid piece of foam inside. The covers are removable, which is convenient for cleaning. There is also a fabric base underneath the blocks with Velcro, and each individual block has Velcro on the bottom. This allows the pieces to attach securely to the base and helps keep them from sliding around while a child is climbing on them. Keep in mind, however, that the system is not perfectly secure and only helps to hold everything together. Each foam is a single piece and feels like good quality. It isn't excessively soft, but it isn't too firm either, providing a nice balance for a toddler climbing and playing. After setting everything up, I could get a good idea of the overall shape and construction, and my 14-month-old enjoyed it and immediately started climbing on it. That said, I would absolutely recommend close adult supervision whenever a young child is using these blocks. Young toddlers can easily lose their balance while climbing, so I would not consider this a toy safe for unsupervised play. Overall, I think this is a well-made climbing block set with good-quality foam, removable covers, and a Velcro base that helps keep everything in place. I do think the regular price is a little high for what you get, but if you can find it on sale, I think it becomes a much better value and would be a good buy for a toddler play area. Lire la suite

For the price, I am not impressed. This is our second set of climbing blocks, so I already have something to compare it to. This set the material is not stain resistant at all and the foam is about the density of a couch cushion. They squish too easily and as soon as your baby is 20 lbs which my 6 month old already is, they aren't any good anymore. Our other set our 3 and 5 year old still play with but this set cannot be used for anyone older than 1. The material not being stain resistant is also another disappointment. Babies put absolutely everything in their mouth and this is going to be covered in stains pretty well immediately. I have a hard time recommending this as it's not something that's going to last very long for your child.

This 7-piece soft foam climbing set is a fun way to give toddlers a place to crawl, climb, slide, and explore indoors. I especially like that the different pieces can be arranged in different configurations instead of having one fixed setup. The foam construction is a big plus for little ones who are still developing their balance and coordination. The pieces create small obstacles and climbing surfaces without the hard edges you would get with traditional play equipment. The sage green, beige, and gray colors are also really nice. They’re soft and neutral rather than extremely bright, so the set doesn’t look out of place when it’s sitting in a living room or playroom. With seven separate pieces, there are plenty of ways to change the layout as a child becomes more confident with crawling and climbing. Pros: * Seven-piece activity set * Soft foam construction * Different pieces can be rearranged * Encourages crawling, climbing, and sliding * Nice for active indoor play * Sage green, beige, and gray colors look great * Neutral enough for a living room or playroom * Gives toddlers different shapes and surfaces to explore Cons: * Seven pieces require a decent amount of floor space * The pieces will need to be put away or stacked when you want the room back * Adult supervision is still important during climbing activities Who It’s Good For: This is a nice option for crawlers and toddlers who are constantly trying to climb on everything in the house. 😂 It gives them an activity area designed specifically around crawling, climbing, and sliding. Final Verdict: I’m giving this 5 out of 5 stars. I like that you’re getting seven separate foam pieces rather than one small climbing block, and being able to rearrange them keeps the setup from getting boring. The softer neutral colors are another bonus for me. It’s still clearly a children’s play set, but it doesn’t make the entire room look like a rainbow exploded in it. Overall, it’s a cute and versatile indoor activity set for busy little climbers. Lire la suite

For the price, I am not impressed. This is our second set of climbing blocks, so I already have something to compare it to. This set the material is not stain resistant at all and the foam is about the density of a couch cushion. They squish too easily and as soon as your baby is 20 lbs which my 6 month old already is, they aren't any good anymore. Our other set our 3 and 5 year old still play with but this set cannot be used for anyone older than 1. The material not being stain resistant is also another disappointment. Babies put absolutely everything in their mouth and this is going to be covered in stains pretty well immediately. I have a hard time recommending this as it's not something that's going to last very long for your child.

These foam climbing blocks are really cute and give toddlers a fun way to climb, crawl, and practice their balance. The pieces are lightweight enough to move around easily, but they still feel sturdy once they are put together. I like that there are several different pieces that can be arranged in different ways, so kids aren't stuck doing the exact same thing every time. The foam is soft, which makes me feel better about little ones climbing and tumbling on them. The blue and gray colors are also really nice and look good in a playroom without being overly bright. My only complaint is that some of the pieces can move around a little while a toddler is climbing on them, especially on smooth floors. They work better with a rug or play mat underneath. Overall, it's a fun indoor activity for toddlers and a good way to let them burn some energy while working on their coordination and gross motor skills.

My 17 month is at that stage where she is climbing on any and everything. We already have a few different sets of climbing blocks, but I figured at this stage you can never have too many! I decided to grab these to keep at my in-laws house, who live down the street from us and always want us to come over and play, but don't have the most baby friendly home. These TOTPLAY foam blocks come air-sealed, so don't expect to use them right out of the box. With all of our climbing blocks, we've always opened them and let them sit for 48 to 72 hours to ensure they've come to life before letting our daughter run wild on them. I think that helps them keep their shape better as they do look a little sad and thin when they are first removed from the packaging. I like that these blocks have a large surface area and are well cushioned, so they provide good support and safety if my daughter gets too crazy and falls down. The 7 included pieces provides a nice variety of shapes and varying layout options for play. The removable covers are soft and feel nice to touch. They have a hidden zipper so you can easily take them off and wash them when needed. I love that there are three different color palettes to choose from too and which I had gotten the pink rather than the blue, but the color doesn't matter much in the long scheme of things as long as they are safe and functional. They've held up great for us so far! This is actually our second set of TOTPLAY foam climbing blocks and they feel very high quality and durable. With the right care they should last a while! I highly recommend these as they have been great to use and easy to maintain. Every baby/toddler needs a good set (or several, in our case) of climbing blocks! Lire la suite

This 7-piece soft foam climbing set is a fun way to give toddlers a place to crawl, climb, slide, and explore indoors. I especially like that the different pieces can be arranged in different configurations instead of having one fixed setup. The foam construction is a big plus for little ones who are still developing their balance and coordination. The pieces create small obstacles and climbing surfaces without the hard edges you would get with traditional play equipment. The sage green, beige, and gray colors are also really nice. They’re soft and neutral rather than extremely bright, so the set doesn’t look out of place when it’s sitting in a living room or playroom. With seven separate pieces, there are plenty of ways to change the layout as a child becomes more confident with crawling and climbing. Pros: * Seven-piece activity set * Soft foam construction * Different pieces can be rearranged * Encourages crawling, climbing, and sliding * Nice for active indoor play * Sage green, beige, and gray colors look great * Neutral enough for a living room or playroom * Gives toddlers different shapes and surfaces to explore Cons: * Seven pieces require a decent amount of floor space * The pieces will need to be put away or stacked when you want the room back * Adult supervision is still important during climbing activities Who It’s Good For: This is a nice option for crawlers and toddlers who are constantly trying to climb on everything in the house. 😂 It gives them an activity area designed specifically around crawling, climbing, and sliding. Final Verdict: I’m giving this 5 out of 5 stars. I like that you’re getting seven separate foam pieces rather than one small climbing block, and being able to rearrange them keeps the setup from getting boring. The softer neutral colors are another bonus for me. It’s still clearly a children’s play set, but it doesn’t make the entire room look like a rainbow exploded in it. Overall, it’s a cute and versatile indoor activity set for busy little climbers. Lire la suite

This foam climbing block set comes with seven pieces. The overall build quality is good for the price, and I was initially surprised by how small the box was. The blocks come vacuum-sealed, so once you cut open the packaging, they begin expanding. The manufacturer recommends allowing 42–72 hours for them to fully expand. The pictures I took were only about two hours after opening the package, so they had not reached their full size yet. Each block is covered with a soft, velvet-like fabric, with a solid piece of foam inside. The covers are removable, which is convenient for cleaning. There is also a fabric base underneath the blocks with Velcro, and each individual block has Velcro on the bottom. This allows the pieces to attach securely to the base and helps keep them from sliding around while a child is climbing on them. Keep in mind, however, that the system is not perfectly secure and only helps to hold everything together. Each foam is a single piece and feels like good quality. It isn't excessively soft, but it isn't too firm either, providing a nice balance for a toddler climbing and playing. After setting everything up, I could get a good idea of the overall shape and construction, and my 14-month-old enjoyed it and immediately started climbing on it. That said, I would absolutely recommend close adult supervision whenever a young child is using these blocks. Young toddlers can easily lose their balance while climbing, so I would not consider this a toy safe for unsupervised play. Overall, I think this is a well-made climbing block set with good-quality foam, removable covers, and a Velcro base that helps keep everything in place. I do think the regular price is a little high for what you get, but if you can find it on sale, I think it becomes a much better value and would be a good buy for a toddler play area. Lire la suite