HELLOWOOD Wooden Sorting & Stacking Toys, Montessori Toys for 1 2 3 Years Old Toddlers, Shape Sorter Puzzles with 24-Piece Large Geometric Blocks & 12 Word Cards, Gift for 12+ Months Baby Boys Girls

These are exactly as described. The base is steady and made well-no loose pegs. They have appealing colors (not to bright/neon looking) and are a good size for kid to manipulate. They have held up well with lots of kids playing with them so far.

the child is delighted with the toy. The colors are bright and there is no bad smell. All details are high quality. Figures are quite large.

Ofrece opciones de encastre múltiple que permiten identificar varias formas y diferentes tipos de encastre. Excelente para motivar el desarrollo infantil.

We took this toy with us on a play date with us with toddlers ranging from 11months to 4 yrs old. It was the hit of the day! The younger ones played with the wooden blocks unsure how to match the pieces, but by the end of the day, they were experts! The older ones played with the flash cards learning their shapes and colors and tested each other. This is definitely on my list of gifts to buy for those youngsters!!

Great product, she loved it. I would order again!

The colors are vibrant, the pieces are thick and they fit into the base nicely. This toy helps teach kids colors, numbers and shape while having fun. My baby loves it.

Great toy , useful for kids … perfect gift for 2+ years kids

This puzzle has definitely kept our toddler busy and it’s her favorite toy at the moment. However, some of the paint is rubbing off the pieces. Overall, I’d recommend but keep an eye on your toys and clean the paint powder off frequently. Monitor play as you should with any toy.

This is such a cute set! The colors are vibrant, and the blocks are the smooth plasticky-wood, so no splinters or chance that its going to shatter when my toddler tosses it across the room because a shape doesnt quite fit the pegboard like he thinks it should. See photos -- the pack comes shrink-wrapped together soundly, and in a product box (nice, not plain cardboard, so giftable). When my toddler saw the box, he gave the ooooh-ooh sound that toddlers make when something is exciting but they dont have the words for it. I opened it and handed it to him; he went right to the floor and dumped all the blocks, then started trying to put them on pegs. We talked about the color of each of the pieces, counted the number of holes and the number of pegs (and how those magically match up to make the blocks fit on the right pegs), and then we opened the flash cards. These are...different. Not in a bad way, just be aware that some of the shapes on the cards look like theyd rather be somewhere else (one actually looks like its terrified that the cartoon person is holding it!). My toddler flipped through a couple, telling me the color and the shape, then stopped suddenly and asked sweetly, why sad? I looked closely at the card--the circle is crying! lol Sweet boy, mom appreciated that he noticed someone else was having a bad day. Anyway, be prepared to have a conversation about emotions, because all the shapes have their own individual attitudes, and a discerning toddler will want to know whats going on with them. Overall a great set at a very reasonable price-point. Id definitely recommend this one to others.

Love it! We sent this to our grandson for Christmas and the pieces are perfect for his hands. He loves it!!