HapeTwist and Turnables Wooden Building Block Learning SetThe Forest Stewardship Council

Many people have said that some of them don’t twist easily but I think it’s intentional so there r different levels of strength required. Nice size, no choking hazard, bright colors, easy to wipe the outside and super cute

Very nice for toddlers

Got this for our toddler to play with. All the pieces were there, and the quality is good. The size was not too big or too small. Unfortunately, this is not a toy our toddler wanted to come back to. Once he figured it out he moved into the next thing. I would recommend for multiple children or in an educational/therapeutic setting, but you're not going to get much use out of these with one kiddo. Still a good product to work on fine motor milestones!

These are excellent quality and very durable. I was pleasantly surprised at how well-made they are. They’re definitely not like the cheap plastic toys you see everywhere. My two-year-old doesn’t fully understand how to use them yet, but I’m glad we have them for practice.

We are happy with the Hape brand. Their toys are well made, and our twenty month old really enjoys playing with them. This toy is no different, yet is more challenging in that it is based on an acquired skill. Twisting completely in one direction rather than twisting back and forth takes some time to learn. But that is what is great about this toy- it encourages learning this new skill.The pieces are smooth and beautifully painted, and they provide a nice combination of shapes and colors. The size is good too, just right for little hands to hold on to.

These have been great for my babies/toddlers. They can use them to practice matching and then as they age can use it to improve their dexterity since it isn’t an easy function to screw something on/off.

This toy immediately captivated my daughter’s attention. Very smart toy that I am sure she will use for so long and in so many ways. The hole on the both size of the parts allows the room for creativity and interpretations which I personally found the best value apart from developing fine motor skills, problem solving and cognitive skills.

Only one set screws together easily, the rest are difficult for a young toddler to complete. I like the idea, but the execution isn’t quite good enough to make it practical.