Agreed. I have a 6 year old daughter and a 4 year old son. We have bought some specialty sets for younger kids, some regular bricks (I forget what they call t

Agreed. I have a 6 year old daughter and a 4 year old son. We have bought some specialty sets for younger kids, some regular bricks (I forget what they call these, builder?) and some that are more complicated adult kits (Tower of Orthanc, Hogwarts, etc.). I just love watching them use their imaginations using the generic builder pieces (love it when they come to me "Daddy, look what I built, it's a ..."), but we also have sit-down "daddy build time" where we work on the harder kits (which are kept in a special place and not mixed in with their own legos). We also do LEGO WeDo robots together as well. Awesome toys for adults, kids, and adults to interact with kids!