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Rating: - Loves them!
My son is now 8 months and these have been in use since he was at least 6 months. He loves to bang them, chuck them, chew them, knock them down, he hasn't mastered stacking yet but I'm sure he'll enjoy that too. The ones with wings are his favourites they seem especially good for those emerging teeth. They are easy to clean, and rattle when shaken really handy for distracting baby when you are trying to change them and for taking out in the baby bag. One of his favourite toys.

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Rating: - Wish I'd had these for my 1st child too!
I love these bugs! But more importantly, so does my son. He's 6 months old and loves to grab and chew them. They're durable, easy for little hands to hold and will have good longevity as your child gets older and so more able to stack etc.

They're magnetic, either way up and stack really easily - no fiddling about. I really wish I'd had some of these for my 1st child too!

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Rating: - A bugs life
Great fun. My son is 9 months and loves the bugs. We make towers we play with them individually and he loves banging them together in the car. They are brighly coloured and the legs and wings are tough rubber and my little boy also loves chewing them.

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Rating: - Got one for the baby - want some myself!
Lovely looking, great sounding, easy magnetic stacking and the baby loves them. Easy to pick up, easy to clean and great source of entertainment. Would recommend to anyone- I've asked for a set for Xmas for my desk at work- I'll bet more people play with them there!

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Rating: - a great little set
I bought this toy as i was looking for something a bit different from the whoozit type soft toys for my 8 month old. It has not disappointed. The 6 bugs are all brightly coloured with various legs, wings etc for little ones to grab hold of. They each contain a magnet which not only enables them to stick together in a totem pole effect but also produces a not too loud rattle in each one. They are neither too heavy nor too big for the littlest hands to pick up and they will love knocking down the towers that you have carefully constructed as well as banging pairs together and ultimately building their own towers, naming the bugs, learning colours etc. My only, very small criticism is that i assume one of the bugs to be a spider but it only has 6 legs! and a challenge to parents - can you stack all 6 together? very tricky even without interference form small hands!