Uncle Goose Blocks: Women Who Dared (32 Blocks)

Women Who Dared: Handcrafted Blocks Celebrating History’s Boldest Voices

The essence of courage and change, captured in 32 exquisitely crafted wooden blocks. Each block is a tribute to a woman who refused to accept the boundaries of her time featuring trailblazers, revolutionaries, and visionaries whose determination shaped the world we know today.

On these meticulously handcrafted blocks, explore the faces of history’s boldest women. Each piece reveals a heroine’s name in embossed lettering, while two additional sides share her powerful words and the lasting impact of her courage. Together, the blocks unite to spell “Deeds Not Words” in the iconic purple and green of the suffragette movement a testament to the actions that spoke louder than any plea for equality.

Housed in an elegant wooden tray adorned with Amelia Earhart’s timeless wisdom, this set is more than just a beautiful display piece. It’s a tangible connection to those who dared to challenge convention, a reminder that progress often begins with a single voice willing to speak truth to power. Perfect for inspiring minds young and old, these blocks celebrate the enduring spirit of women who didn’t just dream of change they created it.

Let these blocks serve as daily inspiration, each one a powerful reminder that the path to progress is paved by those who dare to take the first step, who choose action over acceptance, and who believe that one person’s courage can light the way for generations to come.

• Includes 32 wooden blocks
• Made in Michigan
• Sustainable Midwestern basswood with child-safe inks.
• Size: 1-3/4″
• Ages 2+

About Uncle Goose:What began as a startling discovery led to an enduring family legacy. When William Bultman discovered in 1983 that wooden alphabet blocks had seemingly vanished from American toy manufacturing, he took matters into his own hands. Rather than accept this void in traditional toys, he established Uncle Goose in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where he began crafting wooden alphabet blocks using time-honored methods. The company remains in the family today, with William’s son Pete carrying forward his father’s vision