LEGO® and Compatible Parts

Because they favor the cognitive and physical development of children. They help improve skills such as hand-eye coordination, problem solving, creativity and imagination.

Children can start playing with building blocks from 18 months with larger, safer versions, and then progress to smaller blocks as they grow and develop motor skills.

There are different types of building blocks, such as wooden blocks, plastic blocks, magnetic blocks and foam blocks. Each type has its own advantages and features that suit different ages and preferences.

Building blocks help children learn math concepts, such as geometry and proportion. They also promote planning and problem-solving skills, while encouraging creativity and self-expression.

It is necessary to take into account the age and abilities of the child when choosing building blocks. You can consult in-store product information, reviews and online recommendations for additional guidance on specific brands and types of blocks.