PicassoTiles 6-in-1 World Famous Painting Puzzles Magnetic Cubes Toy_Building_Block, Spain Park Guell, Paris Eiffel Tower, Greece Santorini & More for Kid, Educational Art for Boys and Girls

These artsy and beautiful puzzles are fun and even a bit challenging for adults! The display frame makes all the difference as opposed to just storing it in a box in game cabinet when not in use!

I purchased last Christmas for my 7 year old granddaughter. She has really n enjoyed. I also bought a case for her to carry this around so pieces don't get lost.

I run a nonprofit for children and their families to interact with technology. These puzzles are one of our client favorites. It is a favorite of moms who come to Kid's Innovation Playground to do with their children. I love that it is exposing children to famous artists.

I liked the multiple puzzle sides and that they are like building blocks that are slightly magnetic, enough to barely stick together. Each block makes a rattling noise which my son loves, like little maracas. Now what I didn't like....I was shocked at how tiny this puzzle was. In a picture it shows it filling a child's hand... That would have to be a baby, plus blocks can fit into toddlers mouth. Maybe i overlooked description measurements (if there are any, didn't check) i went off the picture. It would make a great stocking stuffer not a birthday gift, i just gave it to my son rather then wrapping as a birthday gift. Its cute just not worth the price, you expect it to be bigger at that price or cheaper at that size. Didn't feel like going threw the return process and it's hard to keep up with the pieces so have to hunt them down. Easily lost bc they don't stick well and are tiny. You turn it with more then 2 blocks it doesn't stay together just falls apart which is odd considering the size.The pictures on it are detailed and colorful. My youngest loves that. But he turns it around after putting a few together (which causes it to fall apart due to weak magnets lol) to see if the other sides line up. They don't so if you have one side put together correctly all the other sides do not match. Then he loses interest. It's durable that's for sure. But painful if a kids throws it and hurts worst then Legos if you step on it lol pointy corners but they are mini blocks. It's a great concept and cute detailed pictures ,just too small, for me and mine, maybe good for the car if you keep up with all the pieces. I really wish it was bigger, am disappointed and wanted to love this bc it's a great toy just needs to be a little bigger. 6 blocks total in a cardboard box. Being that small and blocks hardly stick due to weak magnetics it should be cheaper. I bought it back in September before inflation got too bad. Lower the price and strengthen the magnets a tad and it'll be a 5 star or larger blocks with stronger magnetics then perfect!I hope this helps someone. If you're looking for a little travel puzzle then this is great! But if you think like I did that it's chunky blocks that could stay together after putting a side together think again.

Happy customer! Very enjoyable to made unlimited ways to made your own puzzle.

I bought this for my seven year old grandson.He is very creative and I knew he would like it.Yep, he sure did.

The concept of this puzzle is phenomenal and original. If the company had just spent more time in product development and testing, they could have had it an amazing product. Who wouldn't want to play with the magnetic puzzle?There are just a few very important details that make this a total fail.1. While the idea to have different shaped puzzle solutions is cool it is super confusing for kids. My kids can only do the standard shaped ones on their own. In fact, without picture guides, even I can't put them together. Which brings me to number two.2. The printing job on this puzzle was very pale and hazy. For a puzzle of this type to work for toddlers, the colors and patterns need to be vibrant and crisp. Also, a color strip border would have been very helpful.3. Image selection. There are too many things going on in each puzzle. While that might be appropriate for a puzzle for older kids, for younger kids it makes it harder to put the puzzle together.My advice would be to make a puzzle like this with a helpful color border along the edges, stick with the standard shapes, print more vibrantly, and choose more simple images.

I bought these for my granddaughter for her 2nd birthday and she loved them. Her brother played with them as well so I ended up getting him his own.They are perfect. Lightweight and the magnets are great.I’d highly recommend these.