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Earl Gray Tea
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2025
Cute little sets, all have little guids to ut each flower together. They are super fun and cute to put together. Brightly colored and very cute flowers.
M. Summers
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2025
These prefilled eggs are perfect for crafty teenagers and adults. A younger child would have a hard, frustrating time trying to put these flowers together. The building block flowers are colorful and attractive. Each egg comes with instructions for assembling the flower. Most of the pieces fit together easily. A few were a little difficult to fit together because the fit was too tight. These eggs are a great alternative to candy filled eggs and reasonably priced considering you have a cute flower that lasts much longer than a piece of candy.
Mrs C
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2025
This review is for the DREACAREFT Store’s Easter Basket Stuffers - 12pcs Prefilled Plastic Easter Eggs with Flower Building Blocks Toys Inside.I reviewed these with two friends. So you had a group of very crafty ladies aged 28 – 42 doing these. I have to say, we had way more fun than we expected. We took turns picking an eggs and assembling our flower then repeating the luck of the draw. We laughed so much at who had the uglier flower and who had more trouble putting theirs together. And we were so quiet and focused that when you heard a tinkering of little pieces falling apart and hitting the table it was outright hilarious. We laughed so much.I think these would be great for young teenagers. I think doing it in the way we did – as a group activity of what-did-you-get was a ton of fun. Also, I recommend the older age because these parts are a bit fiddly. Some are hard to get together. Also, there are a few (I think three flowers) that we will have to use glue on because the fit is too loose.We also took into account that these were for young kids and the price point of about $1.50 per egg. We are southern and well versed in Easter Egg hunts. We all agreed that we would rather find these than an egg with a dollar and fifty cents in it. Is it better than the golden egg ($5+), no. But it’s better than a dollar and fifty cents. As kids, we would be very excited to find these in our baskets after a hunt.I think these would be great as little handouts or prizes. Excellent mixed into a big community egg hunt. Or, I really loved how we did them just as a fun light-hearted group activity.PROS:* Fun way to spice up traditional egg hunts.* Excellent group activity option.* Better than the comparable $1.50 in an egg.* Unexpected “prize.”* Really nice reusable eggs! They’re flat on the bottom so you can stand them up.* Flowers range from really nice to the red-headed-step-child.* Building blocks can be fiddled with after they are done so taking from some flowers to add to others and vice versa. Adds some fun to personalizing and playing around.CONS:* So much packaging. The boxed is shrink wrapped AND taped closed. So the former is just unnecessary. Each egg is shrink wrapped. Which would be fine, but some of them are also taped. Then you have the inner bags for the bricks. It’s a lot of trash after this is done (see photo). I’d like to see less waste.* Brick tolerances aren’t as tight as a name brand so some can be a bit tight while others far too loose and require glue. Over all, only significant problem on 3 of the 12 flowers.* Wouldn’t be appropriate for younger children. They are too difficult.CONCLUSION:Worth the money for the fun aspect and new twist.
Foster Mama
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2025
Easter egg hunts are super fun but I'm always looking for alternative to just putting candy inside. This product is a great alternative! First, the eggs come prefilled so you don't have to match the directions with the correct flower and then put them in the egg. Secondly, this is a great option for older kids who still want to get presents at Easter but aren't interested in the typical tiny toys and candy that usually come in eggs. There are small pieces so it's not ideal for younger children and some can be a bit difficult to put together so an older audience is probably ideal.
S.
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2025
Arrived prefilled and put together. The block sets are each so cute. My daughter loved them. Comparable to Lego and a great value.
Christine Zemla
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2025
The kids had a hard time putting the pieces together. Even the adults couldn’t do it
gracea65
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2025
These are cute and prepackaged (that is a bonus!). They assemble well, but the younger kiddos found the directions difficult (we've done lots of Legos). The quality was good for the price and they were a hit. Improve directions and you have a slam dunk, no brainer!
Cargilper
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2025
These prefilled Easter eggs with building blocks (similar to LEGO) were such a fun find this year! As a mom, I’m always on the lookout for non-candy treats that still get the kids excited—and these were a total hit.Each egg includes a mini flower-themed building set, complete with easy-to-follow instructions. My kids loved opening them to see which flower they got, and it quickly turned into a fun little collecting challenge! The pieces are just the right size for little hands, and the builds are simple enough for young kids to complete independently—which they loved.The eggs themselves are sturdy and reusable, so we’ll definitely be keeping them for future hunts or storage. I also really appreciated how mess-free and self-contained the activity was—perfect for Easter baskets, egg hunts, or even a fun rainy day project.Highly recommend for any family looking for a screen-free, hands-on activity that’s both creative and exciting for kids!
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