🎨 Unlock your child’s inner innovator with every colorful clip!
The Playskool Clipo Creativity Table Assortment is a 22-piece, multicolored plastic set designed for toddlers 18 months and older. It promotes educational play by enhancing building, design, and fine motor skills without requiring assembly or batteries. Compact and lightweight, it’s perfect for sparking creativity anytime, anywhere.
| Package Dimensions | 51.2 x 28 x 11 cm; 1.7 kg |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 18 months and up |
| Item model number | 09942 (parent) |
| Number of pieces | 22 |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Material Type(s) | Plastic |
| Material Care Instructions | Wipe with Dry Cloth |
| Remote Control Included? | No |
| Radio Control Suitability | Creative play, Educational activities |
| Colour | Multicolored |
| ASIN | B0011NOS1W |
R**P
fun but expensive
Have bought this for my one year old for Christmas and am aware that other reviewers have said that age suitability is higher. She can grow into it - her sister will enjoy it for now I'm sure! Got 75 free clipo bits with my set at toys r us all for less than half the amount here so am surprised about very high cost as Amazon usually v competitive.
L**B
Not like stickle bricks at all
Very dissapointed with the bricks. They dont "stick" together very easily and very limited to what you can actually do with them. The table is a good idea with the storage compartments and the battery operated turntable in the middle.
S**S
Exellent value.
VERY HAPPY KIDS LOVE THEM. SOMETHING DIFFERENT TO LEGO, BLOCKS AND STICKLE BRICKS.VERY HAPPY WITH THE PURCHASE. THANK YOU.
J**A
Too complicated for little hands
This is rated for 18mths+, but I found it way to difficult for my 18month old son to figure out. The blocks have to be oriented in a specific way in relation to each other in order for them to stick together and an 18mth old child just doesn't have that sense of reason or problem solving. Even I find I have trouble putting blocks together to make anything other than yet another tower of blocks. He was bored with it after a couple of minutes and hasn't looked at it since. Though, I do have to commend Hasbro for making something this durable, my son uses the table as a step stool to get himself into trouble, and there's so sign of cracks or bends in the plastic.I think it'll be put into storage and pulled out when he's older and able to appreciate a toy like this. The recommended age group is WAY off.
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