Haba Clown Blocks

Haba Clown Blocks is a beautiful first set of wooden blocks.

Haba are known for their quality and their blocks are exceptional.

This set has 41 colorful pieces, including a clown figure.

A perfect learning toy for babies over 12 months. the blocks are made in Germany of beech wood.

The colors are bright and engaging. They are colored with safe, non-toxic , water-based lacquer and so are safe for young children (However always watch baby to avoid choking).

The blocks are smooth with rounded edges and lovely to hold. The blocks have a number of shapes including squares, cylinders, rectangles, triangles, arches. Lots of great shapes for stacking and building.

They are beautifully made, high quality blocks which have been crafted to be enjoyed for years of fun play.

Block are such a great learning toy for children that a quality set is important so they grow with the child.

I’ve found that more blocks is better than less, especially as children grow. One of the great things about haba blocks is they have many add on sets which will extend your child’s block collection with pieces for creating castles and houses, towers and temples.

Great for children as young as 12 months who can play with blocks simply by handling the blocks, stacking a few and knocking them down.

Amazon rating

★ ★ ★ ★ 4 ½ Stars.

Why is Haba Clown Blocks educational?

Blocks develop fine motor skills and had eye coordination through grasping, stacking, knocking down,

Blocks teaches mathematics and geometry; addition, subtraction, halves, sorting, symmetry, balance.

Blocks teach about building: space, connectivity, gravity.

Blocks develops spatial skills, color, creatively and observation. A study in Wisconsin has discovered a connection to language skills as well.

When played with in a group, blocks can teach sharing, cooperation, communication, team work, leadership, helping and being helped.

Other education opportunities can be added by the parent or care giver. Ask your child to draw their building, add signs to them. Add figures, trains, and cars to create small worlds.