ASIN : B0002D0FDW
Peek-A-Blocks Incrediblock
Manufacturer : Fisher-Price
List Price: $49.99
Price: $44.99
You save: $5.00 (10%)
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Total Used: 0
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Toy
UPC : 027084123661
FEATURES
Weight in pounds: 12.75
Dimensions in inches: 16.40 by 16.70 by 16.10
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REVIEWS
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Summary: Worth every penny....
Date: 2005-12-14
Rating: 5
Review: We bought this toy along with extra blocks for our son when he was 9 mos and he still plays with it at 21 mos. He used it at first to pull up on, but as time passed he learned all the activities. He still enjoys it and likes the music as the blocks spin around on the top. The durability is great. It has withstood several trips and lots of bangs and bumps. I would highly recommend this toy to anyone.
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Summary: This Is A Great Learning Tool!
Date: 2005-12-14
Rating: 5
Review: I purchased this product for my son when he was 12 months, He's going ton 2 years know. At first he didn't understand what to do with the blocks, then he figured out to open and close the departments, and also learn all the activitys
I would recommened this to anyone.
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Summary: it broke
Date: 2005-12-12
Rating: 2
Review: my 10 month old broke this in a matter of minutes. He broke the spinning wheel so it makes an awful grinding sound. Spinning wheel should have a cover to prevent this from happening
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Summary: Peek-a-blocks Are Not Safe...
Date: 2005-12-05
Rating: 1
Review: Some time ago I wrote a review for a different product that used peek-a-blocks explaining that these blocks are UNSAFE for children learning to stand. Our son was injured falling face-first onto a peek-a-block when he was learning to stand. He was 8 months old at the time. There is a small space between the clear plastic faces of the blocks and the colored framing where the edges are SHARP, and if your child happens to fall onto a block, he or she could be injured on these sharp edges. We had to take our son to the emergency room to have DermaBond applied to the injury (it looked like it needed stitches), and he now has a permanent scar above his upper lip, below his nose as a result of peek-a-blocks.
Test them for yourself if you ever see them in a store. Press on the space between the two surfaces, and you will be able to feel just how sharp these edges are. These blocks, in my opinion, should only be used for older children - if at all.
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Summary: great to help them learn to stand
Date: 2005-12-05
Rating: 3
Review: big and pricy. the only thing my children like about this toy is the button on top that plays music. i have triedto show them if you put one the blocks in the square ontop it would make the noise of whateve s in the block. absolutly no intrest. the throw the blocks at one another and the broke the side door off. all i know is thebabies on these to commericals must be gifted or something.
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