My first color blocks At Bubs & Mums, we’ve selected these solid rubberwood blocks as part of our curated range of open-ended wooden toys for Australian children aged 2 . Building blocks are one of the most researched and recommended toys in early childhood development — and this set is chosen specifically for its quality construction, safe finishes and versatility for creative, unstructured play at home and in childcare settings. Ships from our Melbourne warehouse in Victoria. A simple yet creative first coloured block set to spark imagination. This set of 25 cube blocks will have your little engineer exploring balance and gravity through play. They are perfect for stacking and balancing activities. This set of blocks not only promotes hand eye coordination and stimulates sensory development but are also great for open ended play. Our handcrafted wooden blocks measure 4cms and come conveniently in a little wooden box measuring 22cm. The wooden blocks are made from non toxic dyes and rubber wood. Recommended age 2 FAQs What age is this toy suitable for?This toy is designed for babies and toddlers aged 2 . All edges are rounded and finishes are baby-safe for worry-free early exploration. Is it safe for babies to mouth or chew?This toy is made from solid rubberwood with non-toxic, baby-safe finishes. Please refer to the product listing for specific safety information and supervision guidance. What developmental benefits does it offer?This toy supports sensory exploration, early motor development, cause-and-effect understanding and visual stimulation — key milestones in the first years of life. Is it suitable for childcare and early learning settings?Yes — this toy is designed for regular use in baby rooms and toddler rooms in childcare centres and preschools. How should I clean it?Wipe clean with a lightly damp cloth. Avoid soaking or submerging in water to preserve the wood and finish. ��️ Safety verified: Products in this range undergo rigorous testing to meet or exceed Australian and international safety standards (AS/NZS ISO 8124). Learn more about our safety standards →
