
Wooden Alphabet Blocks
Overview
Description
Designed to be cherished and passed from one generation to the next, each beautiful block features detailed engraving with a lowercase letter, uppercase letter, corresponding (super adorable) animal and word.
When playtime is over, no need to stash away—they double as charming nursery décor.
Even more to love: the wooden blocks are made by hand in the USA using sustainable Midwestern basswood and safe-to-touch inks.
Little ones can learn through play as they build, stack and sort.
What we about it
Details
- Age: 2 years+
- Includes 26 wood blocks
- 1.75” (each block)
- Made using sustainable Midwestern basswood
- Printed with non-toxic inks
- Comes in a giftable box
- Made in the USA
- Exclusive to Babylist
- Please note: This gift set will arrive in a beautiful Loomsake box
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Q&A
Best Answer: Each Tiny Kind Wooden Alphabet Block features both an uppercase and a lowercase version of the same letter on the same block, along with a matching animal and word.
However, the set includes 26 blocks total—one for each letter of the alphabet. That means there is only one "A," one "B," one "C," etc. If you're hoping to spell multiple words that require duplicate letters (like "letter," "apple," or "ball"), this set won't have multiple copies of the same letter.
Customer reviews
One of the standout features of these blocks is that they can be played with not only younger infants and toddlers, but also with older kids. Our five year old was able to spell out words with the blocks, while our toddler was stacking and playing with the blocks. The clear letter markings engaged my son as he listed alphabet letters and sounds. The quality is so high, I can see it as a…
I adore the artwork on these blocks as well! Once again, the tones of the colors are so pleasing to the eye and just look so pretty on my shelf! The animals and objects are adorable and are also clear to identify what they are! On…
The only thing that doesn't make a ton of sense to me is that some of their animal choices that match up with the letter on the block are kind of obscure or not well known. It just makes it a litter harder to describe what an EGRET is compared to an elephant.
BUT, she likes to play with them and loves to identify the animals she does know. Great for…










































