Have you ever played with magnetic tiles

Magnetic tiles

@pitstop (15551)

Australia

February 18, 2025 1:57am CST

I found this cool toy item at school and my daughter loved it. I managed to buy it online - they are magnetic tiles in various shapes and sizes that can be made into different shapes and buildings etc. you can use your creativity to make some unique stuff. My daughter loved it and sometimes spends hours on this! Gotta love whoever created these magnetic tiles.

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@JordanLader (7406)

• Sparta, Tennessee

18 Feb 25

I've seen these but never really did anything with them. They look awesome though :)

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@pitstop (15551)

• Australia

19 Feb 25

They are so colorful!

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@JordanLader (7406)

• Sparta, Tennessee

19 Feb 25

@pitstop I might have seen them at a friend's house. Their son is autistic and it sounds like something he would love.

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@DaddyEvil (174482)

• United States

18 Feb 25

Not colored like that, no, but plain black ones were available when my daughter was little. I took the smaller tiles out so she wouldn't ingest them but she loved playing with the larger magnetic blocks.

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@pitstop (15551)

• Australia

18 Feb 25

What kind of shapes could she make

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@DaddyEvil (174482)

• United States

18 Feb 25

@pitstop Blocks and triangles.

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@sjvg1976 (42727)

• Delhi, India

18 Feb 25

We had this but they were not magnetic.

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@pitstop (15551)

• Australia

19 Feb 25

How did you make shapes with them - how did you get them to fix together?

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@sjvg1976 (42727)

• Delhi, India

19 Feb 25

@pitstop we had some blocks of shapes like rectangle, square, triangle etc to make a building.

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@id_peace (17036)

• Singapore

18 Feb 25

I love it too and I would spend many hours on it as well.

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@pitstop (15551)

• Australia

19 Feb 25

I'm sure I'll spend hours with them if I had the chance.

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@Juliaacv (56257)

• Canada

18 Feb 25

Our granddaughters have a huge basket full of those tiles. They love building castles and towers with them.

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@pitstop (15551)

• Australia

19 Feb 25

Those seem to be the popular shapes they build.

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@JudyEv (382104)

• Rockingham, Australia

18 Feb 25

They sound like a lot of fun for a child and would be good to stimulate a chiild's imagination.

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@pitstop (15551)

• Australia

18 Feb 25

I don't mind playing with it too

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@GardenGerty (169479)

• United States

18 Feb 25

We have this set in our classroom. The kids all love them.

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@pitstop (15551)

• Australia

19 Feb 25

That's great! What age group are the kids?

@wolfgirl569 (135770)

• Marion, Ohio

18 Feb 25

Those would be fun

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@pitstop (15551)

• Australia

19 Feb 25

Yes, they are a lot of fun.

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@rakski (156506)

• Philippines

18 Feb 25

That's a cool toy. I'm sure kids will use their creativity to use that

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@pitstop (15551)

• Australia

19 Feb 25

.... and some adults too.

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@rakski (156506)

• Philippines

19 Feb 25

@pitstop of course, I think we will enjoy it more than the kids nowadays

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@RasmaSandra (98033)

• Daytona Beach, Florida

18 Feb 25

First time I hear about them, Glad your daughter enjoys them,

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@pitstop (15551)

• Australia

19 Feb 25

I wasn't aware of these toys till I saw them at school

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@Dreamerby (10111)

• Calcutta, India

18 Feb 25

wow its great! Nowadays infants are addicted to smart phones. Good you could find something engaging for her.

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@pitstop (15551)

• Australia

18 Feb 25

Yes, if left alone it just gets into more when time for the kids

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