Your child’s physical and language skills develop as they play and interact with others. Creativity and imagination are boosted by playing with construction toys. Your child can build castles, battlefields, houses and many other things even before going to school. Children of all ages enjoy many hours of fun and fascination, while developing their motor skills, mental agility and ingenuity.
Cranium Fort comes in many models. While only one object can be made using a smaller model, larger sets can be used to build multiple objects. These are simple sets that will give your child a sense of accomplishment after completing a build.
Hand-eye coordination, logical thinking, and spatial awareness are all benefits that will accrue to your child regardless of whether they can complete the build.
Motor skills can be developed by playing with the interlocking blocks; I suggest you buy large interlocking blocks as your child will find it easier to deflect these, unlike other models that require adjusting.
If you buy a model that has a base that looks like an object, such as a ship or a building, it will be easier for your child to produce something that looks like these objects.
The manufacturers, Cranium, who started making Cranium Fort toys in 1998, have become a major player in the toy industry. They claim that their construction toys made up of components like base posts, tubes, base plates, nylon fabric, and uprights are sturdy and known to be safe. They claim that they prioritize the safety of their products, which is why they have never felt the need to recall any of their toys.
Some of the Cranium Fort models available in the market include Super Fort, Mega Fort, Carnival Clubhouse, and Mega Land. The lowest priced starter set is $24.99.
The company is said to replace parts that a customer finds broken or missing, upon receiving an email. They also sell spare parts to replace those broken or lost by the child.
A 30-day limited warranty is available on some Cranium products.