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Little Dutch Wooden Building Blocks - Safari Friends

  • Little Dutch Wooden Building Blocks - Safari Friends

The 3-second version

  • Fifty wooden blocks in varied shapes with safari animal prints
  • Cylindrical storage barrel with handle and lid for quick cleanup
  • Natural wood construction suitable from 12 months
  • Fifty loose pieces to track and retrieve
  • Printed designs may show wear with heavy use

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Wooden block set with safari animals and storage barrel

Most infant block sets stop at twenty or thirty pieces, which limits the scale of what a child can attempt once they move past simple towers. Fifty blocks let a determined builder sprawl across the floor or collaborate with a sibling without running out of material halfway through. The barrel storage matters more than it sounds like it should—loose blocks scattered in a toy box stay scattered, but a dedicated container with a handle turns cleanup into a game of its own and keeps the set intact for years.

Good gift when

  • Families looking for open-ended play that grows with the child
  • Toddlers ready to move beyond single-tower stacking
  • Homes where quick, contained cleanup prevents toy chaos

Skip it if You want blocks that interlock or snap together for more stable constructions—these are traditional loose-stacking blocks that rely on balance alone.

Specs

Material
Wood
Number of Pieces
50
Barrel Dimensions
20 x 16.5 x 16.5 cm
Age Recommendation
12 months and up
Storage
Cylindrical barrel with lid and handle

What's included

  • 50 wooden blocks in assorted shapes
  • Storage barrel with lid and handle

If you're giving it

  • No sizing to guess
  • Arrives ready to give

Packaged in the reusable storage barrel, ready to present without additional wrapping.

The details

This set delivers fifty wooden blocks in assorted shapes, each printed with safari animals or coordinating geometric patterns. You get cylinders, arches, rectangles, and squares in a palette centered on warm greens and earth tones. The prints show elephants, giraffes, zebras, and other wildlife alongside stripes, dots, and abstract motifs that tie the collection together visually.

The blocks arrive in a cylindrical storage barrel with a carrying handle and lid, sized to fit the full set with minimal rattling. The barrel measures 20 cm tall and 16.5 cm in diameter, large enough to hold everything yet compact enough to tuck onto a shelf or under a crib.

Because the shapes and sizes vary, children can experiment with balance, symmetry, and gravity as they stack, line up, or knock down their structures. The animal designs serve as conversation starters or sorting prompts—all the striped blocks in one pile, all the mammals in another—but the blocks work just as well for pure construction with no storyline attached.

Suitable from twelve months onward, though most children under two will focus on knocking towers over rather than building them methodically. The barrel makes cleanup quick enough that you can leave the set out for spontaneous play without turning the floor into a permanent obstacle course.

Fifty pieces in natural wood, each decorated with creatures and patterns from the savanna

$35at babymori.com

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Questions

What shapes are included in the block set?
The set includes cylinders, arches, rectangles, and squares in various sizes. Each piece is decorated with safari animals or coordinating geometric patterns in greens and earth tones.
Will the blocks fit back into the barrel easily after play?
Yes, the barrel is sized to hold all fifty blocks with room to spare. The cylindrical shape and wide opening make it straightforward for children to drop pieces in during cleanup.
Are the animal designs painted or printed onto the blocks?
The designs are printed directly onto the wooden blocks. They coordinate across the set with a mix of wildlife illustrations and abstract patterns.
Can a 12-month-old actually build with these blocks?
At twelve months most children will stack a few blocks, knock them down, and explore the shapes and pictures. More deliberate building usually begins closer to eighteen months, but the blocks are safe and engaging from the recommended age onward.

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