What are the pieces made out of? Foam? wood? plastic? Are they holding up to little hands?
884149
Good question. I only saw and handled them during a birthday party. I think they are some kind if laminate. Definitely not foam and I don't believe plastic. They are sturdy, not flimsy at all. I gave this as a gift to my 2 year old granddaughter just last month, so I cannot attest to the durability. First impression is that this is something that will last.
884150
They're made of a good quality wood and are very smooth. And yes, they are durable for the demands of little hands. This is the exact brand that my son's occupational therapist uses for therapy, and so they hold up to lots of little hands.
884151
They are plastic and our 3yr. old grandson can handle they fine and enjoys making different pictures
884152
The pieces are painted wood and the backs are almost completely covered with magnet (the flexible sheets that some people print business cards on to stick on your refrigerator). The pieces are very durable and stick very well. If you have a 2-something that still likes to mouth his/her toys, you might want to contact the manufacturer to see what kind of paint they use. My son enjoys this product a lot. He has learned to systematically follow the design cards to make the (sometimes complex) shapes. He has not yet ventured out on creating his own... maybe soon! best of luck.
555076
They are made of plastic, but a very hard plastic. They are well made, my grandkids love them.
1941189
The set is made from plastic, but has handled the abuse of our 3 yr old. I did glue the hard hat frame into the hat, as our son kept pulling it out and I didn't want it to get lost. I would buy the set again considering our experience.
1580790
They are a thin plastic. We used them when our daughter was 6 months and she did fine with them.
1618975
They are made of a soft flexible plastic or rubber. Very cute and worth the price.
2150413
Plastic! It's very hard plastic for both of them and has an obvious durable feel to them once you touch them.
1309140
they were plastic but very durable! i bought them a year ago and they are still in great shape after they were played with.. mine weren't hollow? they were solid and they didn't have any flashing lights. i love mine they were very fun! :)
562484
They are made of wood but you will not get slivers it has been sanded smooth. You will love this company's toys they are my grandchildren's favorite and they will last forever.
236326
I am not sure what they are made of but they do come out. My girls love playing with them. They are solid but have a soft fuzz coat. You can't move the legs.
722077
They are made of wood. Not very durable but very functional. Mine havent had problems after 4 months.
804869
I'm not sure what they are made of - I don't have the packaging any more. But, these are great for toddlers!!! They fit their hands perfectly. They are rounded at the right angle so they can get the food picked up much, much better than any others I have ever seen. (I am a mother of 4 & a grandma of 2) :-) They also wash well in the dishwasher!
2039121
It is made of wood, but the wood is fairly light and cheap. So far it has held up for my toddler.
1510098
They are made of a foam material. My kids use them as swords , they can stand a good punishment. But like all toy's they come to an end from to much wacking . My kids are ages 4 ,6 and 7 . Yes they can .
1462670
I believe they are plastic. Don't have it in front of me. I've give it to two baby boys and both have absolutely loved it. Has become their absolute favorite!!
886923
These have no metal at all. My grandson plays with them in the sandbox and his water / sand table and they go from sand to water tomud -- no problem. He and his pals played with them all summer and they held up just fine. Four-year-olds are not exactly gentle with toys, but they are great.
206110
I don't have the packaging to tell you exactly what they are made of, but they are definitely flexible plastic. My granddaughter loves them.
1719941
They are made from metal. I was the lucky one to put the item together. The metal is roughly an eighth of an inch thick. Once together the set up is pretty sturdy.