‘Bluey’ Fans May Want to Grab These New LEGO Sets Before They’re Gone
Your preschooler is going to want them all.
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- LEGO just expanded its Bluey collaboration with four new sets launching June 1.
- The collection is available to preorder on Amazon and LEGO.com, and it includes both DUPLO and standard block sets for children as young as 2 years old.
LEGO debuted its collaboration with the popular preschool series, Bluey, last year—and now, the iconic brand is adding four more Bluey-themed sets to its collection. They’re available for preorder now on both LEGO.com as well as Amazon, and the collection features four new LEGO sets from your favorite Australian dog family. I’m here to help you score one before they inevitably sell out.
As a toys and parenting editor, I’d argue these new releases are even more adorable than the original ones; they’re packed with fun features to encourage imaginative play. What’s more, our editors appreciate that there are two DUPLO sets in the new collection, which feature larger blocks specifically designed for toddlers (so even your littlest ones can get in on the fun).
This year, I’ve seen more LEGO sets than ever get stuck on backorder after release day, and I’ve got a hunch that could happen with this Bluey series—so act quickly if you want to pick one up.
This is by far my favorite from this new batch, as it features customizable characters—including Bluey, Bingo, Mum, and Dad—with posable arms, hands, and tails to encourage creative play. They even feature interchangeable eyebrows, snouts, and eyes to help the figurines show different expressions and emotions.
According to the brand, it comes with accessories to bring popular Bluey episodes to life (such as a long dog, bonfire, watermelon, camera, xylophone, and a Unicorse). As a parent, my absolute favorite feature is the fact that the characters’ heads double as storage, so you can stow all the accessories inside and reduce the likelihood of them getting lost—or worse, stepped on in the middle of the night. Ages 5+
The Grannies set comes with Bingo and Bluey disguised as grannies Janet and Rita. This imagination-filled option has 80 pieces and includes a toy car with a roof that can be removed to make it easier to maneuver the figures. The set also includes a can of beans (naturally) and garden and sandbox accessories like a bucket, spade, and sandcastle. Ages 4+
For the youngest builders, the DUPLO set has just 44 pieces and lets your child recreate the Bluey episode, “Pizza Girls,” where Bluey and her pal Muffin make and deliver pretend pizzas. This set also includes a tree, chair, cup, tire swing, fire pit, and toy car. Ages 2+
The school set from the episode, “Early Baby,” is decked out with a mini kitchen, cafe, hospital, and baby care area. I love that it comes with Bluey and Rusty figures, along with a baby that fits inside a push-along stroller. It’s a 106-piece set and comes with a larger starter brick to kick things off, plus clear directions so they can assemble this without help. Ages 4+
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