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Koco Bricks
Bricks. Everyone has a memory of playing with them as a child, no matter what brand was used or how colourful or plain it was. These stacking toys are an essential part of growing up - they offer an abundance of learning experiences like creative thinking, cooperative playing and exploring their imagination. Something as simple as putting two bricks together can be so exciting and that's the beauty of these toys - it's open-ended play that allows children to direct what the outcome will be. There's a reason why this stacking toy is often called one of the best toys to have when you're growing up - there's so much that children can get out of them whether they're building by themselves or with someone else. It's amazing how one toy can cover so many aspects of development, from social and emotional to cognitive growth. Some parents prefer wooden blocks while others want more advanced versions - in any case, they're right about wanting this classic plaything for their children! And because they're sturdy and made using the highest quality materials, parents can rest easy knowing that there's not going to be any accidents or sharp edges.
Koco Building Blocks
We can never get enough of Koco Building Blocks. Whether it's succulents or models or ships, we're always just super excited to see what they come up with next. And we know, both adults and children who love building blocks will find something to love in their building block sets too!
What we really like is that these are technically for older kids (pun not intended), but that's not a reason why we can't have fun with them too! When it comes to products from Koco, we love showing off Koco Building Blocks Landmarks The Colosseum 505 Pieces in store. Why? It's so much more detailed than you'd imagine it would be. It doesn't matter if you've seen the actual Colosseum or not - this one has enough details, textures and features that you'll feel like you're there already! And while it takes some time putting together 505 pieces, this set does make the whole experience fun and easy.
We also stock the Koco Building Blocks Landmarks The Taj Mahal 539 Pieces, which is the only other set in their Landmark range. This block set celebrates the Indian landmark in all its glory. The accent golds, different colour shrubberies and fountains and different textural features make this an exciting project for anyone who loves history, architecture or just beautiful things!
Another fan favourite is the Koco Building Blocks Ships The Flying Dutchman 320 Pieces. One thing's for sure - if you're a ship building enthusiast or a collector of miniature ships and boats then this block set will fit into your collection seamlessly! Like the others in this collection, there are so many details that make this a fun project to build with family or friends.
It's not all serious business though - we've got some fun block sets as well! Like Koco Building Blocks Plants Succulents Pink 249 Pieces. It's exactly what you think it is - potted succulents made out of blocks! You can display them around your house without ever worrying about watering them or being worried about your little ones interacting with potentially hazardous plants. Not only do you get various different types of succulents (in addition to a cactus!), they're colourful and bright as well. Think of these as, less maintenance intensive Lego alternatives!
The Value of Koco Building Blocks for Imagination and Early Learning
There’s just something about blocks that captures every child’s attention. They can be whatever you want - a rocket ship, a car, a tower in the city or, even an enchanted forest! It’s almost like magic, but they’ve really just got their imagination working full throttle (which is even better if you ask us). Building blocks are incredibly versatile and can be used in so many ways - there are instructions that can be followed to create a model or your little ones can just let their creativity run wild and make whatever comes to mind. Building is great for learning in different ways too - it boosts their fine and gross motor skills by encouraging them to pick up the pieces and slot them together as well as figure out which piece needs to go where and how exactly they’re going to build whatever they have in mind. This makes building blocks a great option for kids as young as 3 years old, with easy-to-handle pieces that they’ll get the hang of quite quickly. For older children, there are more intricate pieces that add complexity to what can be built with these toys. While these are great on their own, you can even combine them with other blocks for more fun.