This post is written in partnership with Strictly Briks®. I received free product to facilitate my post. Opinions are 100% my own. 

My very favorite toys are those that require kids to use their imagination – and allow them opportunities to play creatively. I love watching my kids get down on the floor and PLAY – using their hands and minds. It’s magical.

We were introduced to Strictly Briks® last year, and immediately became fans. My kids love to build, and we’re all fans of some of the unique features and products that Strictly Briks® has to offer. We use AlphaBriks and MathBriks in our homeschooling (SUPER fun way to practice spelling, letters, math facts, etc!), and you absolutely will not find more affordable baseplates on the market. They are a phenomenal value.

We added the Trap and Gap Baseplate  to our growing collection of Strictly Briks® products, and the kids are LOVING it! The set comes with  2 10″ x 10″ baseplates with trapdoors in blue and gray plus 2 10″ x 10″ stackable (yes, – stackable!!!) baseplates in gray and green, as well as 15 Stackers.

I love that the kids can pull out their cars and use them with the Trap and Gap Baseplate set. Two of the baseplates have “traps” which act like ramps – perfect for their cars and figures. They love to pretend their structure is a parking garage, and it often makes an appearance whenever they play “city.”

The stackable feature is pretty special – allowing your kids to build UP! This is multi-level building, and your kiddos will love it! Strictly Briks® also fit interchangeably with LEGO and other building bricks.

 

In addition to being able to purchase products directly from the Strictly Briks website, you can also find their products on Amazon.



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