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Tytan magnetic tiles make the perfect gift idea!
Head over to Walmart.com where you can grab these popular Tytan Tiles Magnetic Toy Tiles 60-Count for only $24.97 (regularly $29.99)!
The magnetic tiles are a great way to help kids improve their fine motor skills, pattern recognition, problem-solving skills, and more. There are no small pieces and these blocks are a snap to put together, so even small kiddos can get involved. Best of all, a carrying bag is included so you can take them on camping trips, sleepovers at grandma’s, and more.
Here is what some parents had to say…
I am impressed with the quality of this set! My 2.5-year-old son and I have fun by being creative with making different buildings and cars, and the magnets are strong. Sometimes I trace several shapes on a sheet of paper and attach it to the fridge, so my son can find what pieces should go where to “reveal the design” and practice learning shapes and colors. A great set, and at a really reasonable price too!
My toddlers spend hours playing with these magnets! I would definitely. Recommend to any mom who has toddlers!
My grandkids love playing and building all sorts of things. I got this specific one because of the ‘train car’ that is so much better quality than I was expecting. It is absolutely amazing. I highly recommend this set.
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