Dedicated blocks for stacking robots

Table of contents

• 1. Why kids love to play with robots?
• 2. What a block robot can teach a toddler?
• 3. Give your child the gift of robot building blocks

Why kids love to play with robots?

Robots are some of children's most popular toys. Toddlers especially enjoy it when they can build their own mechanical friend themselves. All you have to do is choose the right set of blocks, matching the age and manual abilities of the child, and he will be able to occupy himself with building and then playing for hours. Brick robots offer endless possibilities in coming up with play scenarios. The more elaborate the kit, so the more chances to build the robot of your dreams, which will become the main character in the children's game.

What a block robot can teach a toddler?

Playing with robots made of blocks, toddlers have the opportunity to develop a great many skills, without even realizing how they learn through play. At the building stage, the child improves manual and dexterity skills, and exercises patience. This is because, at first, the permanent connection of the elements can be a challenge for untrained hands, but a little help from a parent will make a few years old perfectly master the whole process. It will also be made easier for him with age-appropriate, illustrated instructions showing how the robot should look like. Nothing prevents a child from creating a robot completely different from the one envisioned by the creator of the set of bricks. It is worth encouraging the toddler to experiment, which will stimulate his creativity and imagination. A robot built from bricks is sure to be a great introduction to the world of more complex technology. It will become an excuse to talk about science, especially programming or the impact of technology on life. The robot can also be helpful if you want to talk to your child about feelings.

We can attribute emotions to him by explaining to the child what he would do if he was upset, sad or surprised. This is a good opportunity to explain to the toddler how he should behave in order to better manage his feelings in new situations.

Give your child the gift of robot building blocks

A fifth birthday is the perfect time to gift your child with blocks designed to build robots. If we are not sure if our toddler will get into building, it is better to choose a less complex set, consisting of 84 pieces allowing to create as many as six different robots. On the other hand, if our child has long dreamed of building his first automatons, it is better to immediately bet on a very elaborate set of 465 bricks, which gives the chance to construct as many as twelve new characters. This is a real treat for the little creator.