Stickle Bricks Big Red Bucket

The Stickle Bricks Big Red Bucket is the perfect first construction toy for babies and toddlers. Stickle Bricks promote the development of dexterity and imagination in children.
Combining a variety of different coloured and shaped bricks, children can stick, stack and construct with the easy to assemble pieces that lock together any way they like! There’s no telling where new ideas can lead, dreaming up bigger and better creations you can all put together, take down and start over.
Easy – Push and the pieces lock together any way you like!
Inspired – Abstract shapes leave space for the imagination!
Tactile – Pick them up and your won’t want to put them down!
Durable – Classic construction, ready for the next generation!
Stickle Bricks Big Red Bucket is aimed at children aged 18 months + this is a set that can be used again and again over the years as there is no end to imaginative play!

Grace age 3 and Jake age 6, both thoroughly enjoy building and creating using anything, so when they seen this box arrive they were thoroughly excited! Instantly Jake said he wanted to make a space rocket after seeing the advert on the TV for Stickle Bricks. He also made this podium for his Thomas the Tank Engine trains after they completed a race around his track.

Our Thoughts
The box is a good size, with a simple removable lid which is easy for a young child to use. All the parts are as you would expect from Stickle Bricks they are the same great quality from when I used to play with Stickle Bricks as a child!
We really have enjoyed reviewing Stickle Bricks Big Red Bucket and give it a big thumbs up. It now seems to be permanently in the toy corner and opened every day. This would make a lovely present. If you are struggling what to buy for a special occasion the look no further.
I can also assure you that adults love to play with these too. Well I had to test them!
Where to Buy
We was sent these from Flair, but they can be purchased from Amazon and all good toy retailers.
Mummy H, Jake and Grace
I used to love playing with this in school when I was younger, my children would love some xxx
I used to love these as a kid, great to see the coming back
Bought some for my nephew (maybe I bought them for myself really -bit of nostalgia)
Great toy for imagination
Ive had something similar in the past
They are great fun