It was such a treat attending the Frabelle and Mommy Bloggers Philippines Bento Workshop. The kids who attended were thrilled to receive toys from Richwell and Jael was given a Mega Bloks Spongebob Squarepants Build It Set.
Unboxing the Mega Bloks Spongebob Squarepants Invisible Boatmobile Rescue
As soon as we got home he asked if we could put it together. This is where I saw how different it is for kids and parents. After saying yes, I tried to strategize how best to piece them all together. Jael on the other hand wanted to rip everything open.
It’s times like these that I have to remember that it’s not about getting it right but letting him learn and enjoy. It can be a toughie sometimes!
The toy is just right for Jael’s age. The parts are small though and it takes some force to put the pieces together so it’s better to have a parent or older sibling helping out.
There are 8 packs in the box and believe it or not it’s not organized by part or piece. Everything is mixed up so we ended up opening up all the packs anyway!
It’s always important to read the instructions. That’s what I teach the kids because self learning even by just assembling a toy can also be a small lesson in independence.
The instructions for this are pretty straightforward. They show you exactly where each piece belongs. The parts are small however so it’s best to have a box or container ready for after it’s put together.
Here we are! Spongebob, Patrick and Plankton in their boat mobiles. These Mega Blok toys are excellent becasue the end result has some pretty cool features.
The transparent boatmobile Patrick is driving has side wings that flap. The one Plankton is driving has an excavator that goes up and down. The piece Jael liked the best is the fishnet type apparatus that can fling jellyfish.
Check out Richwell for more Mega Bloks and other toys!
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Building blocks toy is a nice gift for kids, every Christmas yata may binibili ko na ganito. hehehe!
Our children are very blessed today because they have lots of toys choices. Unlike before sa mga panahon natin hehehe. This toys are very helpful for our kids to build their cognitive and psycomotor development.
This is perfect for boys! Plus it keeps them busy for a little while although mukhang makikisali rin ako sa pagbuo nito.
My son is craaaaazy about Lego! Despite that it’s really messy and ang sakit ‘pag naapakan, we indulge him because building blocks have numerous benefits. Way better than TV and iPad.
Jael looks super happy ah. Saya naman, may bento na may toy pa. 🙂
Cool toy! My son would love the finished product but the parts are still to small for him. He’s just turning 3 so I would have to wait a few more years to get him something like this. 🙂
wow, ang cute!!! 🙂 I’ve been planning to buy my son legos, hanggang ngayon, di pa ako nakakabili. 🙁
What a nice treat for the kids of mommy bloggers who joined the Frabelle Bento Workshop. I’m sure Jael had fun assembling and playing with those toys!
I think toys that encourages a child’s creativity and building skills are good ones to have.If I had a son, I’d love for him to have this.
Ang galing ni Jael, nabuo nya lahat 🙂
This is one of the reasons that made me regret missing the event. Hehe! My boys would have loved this!
Ang cute ng toy but I don’t have experience in building blocks as I have tow girls and they prefer dolls and play kitchens.
Megablocks is a good brand, I think? I only know them for the “mega” blocks my kids had when they were toddlers. Meron pala silang ganito, nice!
Couldn’t agree more! Saw a few posts and was a TREEEEAT! 🙂
My almost 8-year-old still love playing with blocks! I think blocks never go out of style naman. Di ba nga there are bigger boys (aka adults) who play Lego. Nice naman Jael’s new toy. 🙂
Ugh… still *loves playing… Sorry, semi-OCD! Hehe.