Customer Reviews
We have 3 children aged 2, 4 and 8. We were all so excited to receive the package from infinite wonder. Whilst we, as parents, had plenty of ideas for how to play with the wooden house and rainbow blocks, the children had a great time making their own games as well. We had games of finding the missing gems, pushing the bees out of their hive, using the gems as cherries for cakes, as well as simply placing the blocks in the windows. Using the house lying down was good for hand eye coordination with our toddler. Although all the children enjoyed playing with them together and individually, I would pay close attention to younger children who like to put things in their mouths.
As a family we love the feel, shape and look of the rainbow blocks. They are amazingly clear: Lovely for colour matching and recognition games. The blocks do get a bit scratched with play, which cannot be helped due to the material. The wooden house is also beautifully made; the blocks slide in smoothly and look lovely in the sunlight or with a torch. We are going to try an art project projecting different colours from the house and drawing and colouring the shadows.
The toy incorporates well with other open ended play toys, we created a little village with hidden rainbow blocks, and our four-year-old made his own block hunt. It easily travels in the lovely bag it comes in and can provide entertainment on the go, we took it to a restaurant, and my youngest was lining up the rainbow blocks, while my eldest was using them with a writing tablet to create pictures, drawing around them or using them to attempt to draw 3D block structures.
Overall, we loved the rainbow blocks game, as our 4-year-old calls it. It has been a firm favourite over the festive period. The name infinite wonder really suits the product.
