Blocks

Silicone Rainbow Blocks:

Blocks that grow with your little one. They act as great teethers for you 6+ month old, and are the perfect size for practicing grabbing an object with 2 hands. Transition to practice building, matching, and color identification as your little one gets older.
Functional Language: stack, colors, block, up, on top, crash

Fisher Price Baby’s First Stacking Blocks:

There are endless ways to play with this toy! Putting in/taking out, stacking, shape sorting, color & shape identification - this toy will provide many developmental play opportunities from 6 months through 3+ years! 
Functional Language: in, out, shapes, colors, stack, up, crash

Melissa & Doug Block Cart:

Practice motor control as your little one stacks these wooden blocks as high as they can to make a tall tower. Motivate them to build by having a great time knocking the tower down each time. As they get older, use the sides to work on color and letter identification.
Functional Language: stack, up, block, crash

Melissa & Doug Wooden Building Blocks:

These wooden blocks are great for practicing stacking and building. Making tall towers is a great way to work on increasing motor control as your little one has to work hard to GENTLY place each block on the tower. This classic set will grow with your little one, too!
Functional Language: stack, block, tower, build, on top, shapes, arch

Press & Stay Sensory Blocks:

These blocks are great because as your little one starts banging one block on top of another block, they will actually catch each other to complete the stack. Your little one will be encouraged to keep banging blocks on top of the tower to make it taller.
Functional Language: bang, stack, up, down, crash, block, more

Foam Blocks Set:

These black are great because they are easy to stack and build. Take some foam blocks to the bathtub or use with your sensory water table -  a little bit of water helps the blocks stick together to increase success with stacking!
Functional Language: stack, together, apart, up, down, crash, build, more, colors

Magnetic Blocks:

Build, stack, and create with these magnetic building blocks. Younger toddlers (2.5-3 years) will like these blocks because their success rate for stacking and building is high because of the magnetic pull. Your older toddler/preschooler will love all of the different structures and scenes they can build with these blocks!
Functional Language: build, blocks, stack, tower, colors, on top

Soft Building Blocks:

Work on motor and language skills all in one! With numbers, animals, vehicles, and pictures, these blocks are not only perfect for crashing, stacking, and building, but also for language development, counting, and identifying. 
Functional Language: stack, crash, up, down, numbers, identify pictures, animal sounds

Climb & Crawl Block Set:

These blocks are great for gross motor development and grow with your baby. New sitters can use wedge and blocks to work on putting weight through the hands and getting into high kneeling. Then make obstacle courses later as they learn to crawl and walk.
Functional Language: block, stack, up, down, over, crawl, climb, walk, step

Jumbo Cardboard Blocks:

Perfect for toddlers getting some gross motor work involved. Use building to practice bending over, reaching up, crouching down, crawling under, and stepping over. Then have fun using the whole body to knock the towers over by kicking, stomping, clapping, etc.
Functional Language: stack, crash, boom, up, down, colors, kick, stomp, clap, reach, bend

Soft Sensory Blocks:

Crash, stack, and explore! These blocks are perfect for your new sitter to start practicing knocking over a tower, holding an object with two hands at midline, sensory exploration, and eventually stacking! These are truly made to grow with your baby. The inserts inside the blocks can be popped out to teethe, shake, etc.!
Functional Language: stack, crash, soft, boom, up, down, on top, shake, touch, feel

Small Wooden Blocks Set:

These smaller blocks are perfect for increasing fine motor control and coordination with stacking with one hand. Also great to use for color sorting and making bridges and tunnels for small cars to drive under and through. 
Functional Language: stack, crash, up, down, colors, under, over, shapes, build