Infantino Colors & Numbers Bath Blocks - 6 Soft Blocks for Bath or Playtime, Adorable Animals, Numbers, Colors and Patterns, Fun to Stack, Toss, Grasp and Learn, for Babies and Toddlers, 0M+

We don't use these in the bath. My 6 month old loves these!!

I got these planning to give them to my grandson if they passed my review, and he will be getting them.These blocks are labeled as bath blocks, and are made of foam sealed inside a vinyl-like skin. They don't seem to get waterlogged with a pinprick, which was one of my big concerns for a bath block with a skin like that; the old vinyl-skinned foam balls from the 80s and 90s used to develop mold on the foam inside, and that's just no good for a baby, but these don't seem like that's a problem. So I'm not worried about him playing with them in the bath or leaving them outside when he gets to be a toddler.They're soft foam, which helps reduce the chance of him injuring himself or someone else when he flails his arms around (because you know babies pretty much all go through that phase) or throws the block (again, a phase, but being realistic, it's gonna happen at least a couple times).The prints chosen for the sides include black-and-white patterns which help train newborns' eyes to recognize contrast, and brightly colored pieces to help introduce them to the world of shapes, colors, animals, numbers, and counting. There's also a small 4-block puzzle to help teach matching up lines and images that span multiple blocks. So these have quite a bit of early education packed into the 36 sides!

Our 6 month old is in love with the colors and texture of the blocks. They’re easy to squish and then bounce back to their cube shape. Our 4 year old likes to mess around with them too because they are a lot of fun to fidget with because they can be squished so much. He also likes to read the numbers and describe the animals and designs to his little sister. They’re very light weight and seem durable when chewed on. We use half in the bath and half in the play room. The wet ones seem to dry out quickly and regain their shape. I would plan on switching them out every so often because I would assume mold can grow inside them like any bath toy that retains a little water. The ones that we use in the playroom seem like they will last a lot longer. For the price you can’t beat it. Would recommend.

These Infantino colors and number bath blocks are great. Our oldest son, 4, and our youngest son, 10 months, both love them. Our oldest is in pre-k and loves using the blocks to count and to recognize numbers plus they double for building towers and tossing around. The same goes for our youngest who is far too young to count or recognize colors but they are nice and soft so he likes squishing them, tossing them and of course chewing on them. So far they seem durable. The only issue is that because each block has a small hole they tend to suck up a lot of water and I'm unsure that we are able to squeeze all the water out which causes a concern for mold growth. Otherwise you get exactly what you think you're getting when you order these and they are a great addition to any child's bath time routine.

These blocks are lightweight and have little holes so the water can drain out of them after they are used in the bathtub. They are colorful and great for teaching counting and marching. They haven’t ripped yet, but it seams like they aren’t very durable, and after squeezing them out over and over the seams will come apart. Also, some of the seams aren’t smooth, so they could scratch little ones. These blocks can be used as normal toys outside of the bathtub as well, but I would always supervise to make sure that they don’t come apart.

The Infantino bath blocks are not only great for bathtime, but they make a perfect travel companion. The sides of each block have a slick (think nap mat) material surrounding them and are lightweight and squishy. While perfect for the bath, I find them to be excellent for the diaper bag or car because if a soft block is dropped it is easy to wipe clean without having to go through the washing machine like the soft fabric style blocks.There are 6 blocks included and each side features a number, animal, pattern, or nature pattern. There is a mix of full color aides and black and white to really grow with baby since infants are drawn to black and white patterns. They can be stacked or played with as a single block.

These blocks are great for your little one. They look great and are fairly safe blocks. The blocks do have some rough/sharp edges so they could scratch your little one’s skin if they are not careful. Other than that for the most part our baby likes using these blocks. She likes looking at them and holding them. The pictures keep her attention and she has been able to stack the blocks. Good blocks but they definitely need to change the rough/sharp edges on these blocks.

It's fun for my 13 months boy. He loves it. But there are some flaws. The plastic of the cube were stick together when I opened it. One of the cube's color transfer on another. There is also a tiny hole on one cube. Other than that it's good.