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Tumble Town Interactive Climbing Blocks with Sounds

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$111.59 $179.99 In stock

Category: Foam Blocks

● Large foam blocks encourage active imaginative play
● Interactive square block is reversible and plays music or sounds when touched
● Helps develop gross motor skills
● Lightweight and easy for toddlers to move
● 5-piece set allows endless configurations
● PU foam is soft, durable, stain resistant and easy to wipe clean

The Tumble Town Interactive Blocks with Sounds are great for tumbling, climbing and active imaginative play! The square block is reversible and plays different music and sounds on each side. The music notes play 6 different songs on one side while the crash pad plays 7 fun action sounds on the other. The stackable 5-piece set is made of a soft PU foam which is comfortable, durable, dense, stain resistant and easily wiped clean. The material is CertiPUR-US certified foam and does not include any additional phthalates. The blocks can be stacked in endless, creative configurations, or knocked down to hear the fun sounds! Building with the blocks also help kids develop gross motor skills. They are also lightweight which makes it easy for toddlers to carry. Recommended for kids 9 mos. – 3 years.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Ellie ★★★★★

I wasn't sure my two-year-old would care about foam blocks, but she's been stacking and knocking them over for an hour straight. The sound block is loud enough to get her giggling but not so annoying that I want to hide it, which honestly surprised me.

Evelyn N. ★★★★★

The reversible square block is the surprise hit here — my two-year-old keeps flipping it just to hear the sounds change. The foam is light enough that she can stack the big pieces herself without me hovering.

Sebastian ★★★★★

My toddler can’t get enough of the reversible block that plays music when tapped—keeps him climbing and giggling for ages. The foam is super lightweight, so he can move the pieces around by himself.