Traditional wooden blocks develop imagination and abstract thinking and help to learn about colors and shapes. A child can arrange more and more complex constructions out of them, making the blocks a toy that does not bore and accompanies the young person for years. An additional advantage is the fact that wooden blocks are very resistant to damage and easy to keep clean. Combining individual elements in a coherent whole will improve both the toddler's motor skills as well as concentration and spatial thinking. Building from blocks has also an integration value, because several people can play with them at the same time.
