LEGO DUPLO Bluey: Bluey’s Family House with Memory Game - Toddler Toy for Kids Ages 3+ - Memory Game Playset Includes Bluey Figure - Preschool Toy Gift Idea for 3 Year Old Girls and Boys - 10459

Super cute Duplo set. The little kiddos love it. I got this as my grandson's 2nd LEGO Duplo set. He was thrilled with the familiar characters and the cute little house.

My grandson got this for Christmas and was totally excited about it

Great set for the grandkids

Gave this to a 4 year old for Christmas, it was a big hit. First, it has some stickers which are always a hit but do need some supervision to be applied correctly. Second, you get to build it with them. The skill required is age appropriate and pieces are all fairly easy to handle. Third, It is Bluey, characters most that age know. Forth, It is an interactive game for you and the child to play, they get to open doors and windows and search for matching stickered pieces. A tip, you can load the pieces from the back of the house, you don't have to turn it around and secretly open all the doors to set up the game. It is on the expensive side, but it is well built and it is multiple toys; build and rebuild kit, doll set, and matching game.

My grandson loved it

Bluey obsessed toddler loves it.

Love bluey! Glad they collabed with lego duplo!!!

We've been buying our niece Duplo for a couple years now and she has plenty of bricks to make just about anything she could imagine, but she's a big Bluey fan, so we couldn't resist adding this set to her collection. She's 4 years going on 5, and she absolutely loves it! She makes up her own stories with it and it does a good job of holding her attention. She was able to follow the instructions to build the house with very little adult help. It's a bit frustrating that the family house doesn't include the whole family, though, especially for the price. You'll need to get the ice cream trip set to get Dad (so we did get her that set too), but then you'll have an extra Bluey. Having twin Blueys doesn't seem to bother our niece, though. But I do feel like this was done to help sell both sets, and I'm not a fan of that, so one star off for that tactic even though I love Lego/Duplo and think it's a quality product that doesn't need a screen.