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I bought these
Melissa & Doug Nesting blocks for my son for his 2nd birthday (which isn't until June, but I have an obsession with buying things for him). I bought them at Toys R' Us and they were only $9.99. I think he will have fun with them (mostly the knocking down part) and I like how they have the alphabet on them.
*Thanks to Jen V. for the suggestion!![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgz0yhN1ayUo-RcqGmM2Bdfwrvtqv7GJGiRbtkHJED5YRHBSFBgZbiC3F3epv5umcdkdKj5KT_WXCw7xqWuZCxXUf04QPSt7dB2UyaKCojwWh58tZEhyphenhyphenuSNkazTktlV7zdLoUQVfLgeZjs/s320/dado+cubes.jpg)
I am also intrigued by these other Nesting blocks called
Dado Cubes. They interlock and also nest inside of each other (for easy storage and fun).
1 comment:
Hey Karen--
It was fun to see you last night at the game! Your blog is really cute, what great ideas and tips--I work with little people 0-3...so even though I don't have kids, I like all of your information! Maybe you could do a post about the "Walk for Autism" it is at Cottonwood High School on May 3rd. It is a great way for people to come learn more about autism and be supportive in their community. Check out this website for more info. www.autismspeaks.org
Keep in touch--Jen Macfarlane (Perry)
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