Yocool Montessori Toy Shape Puzzles for Toddlers 1-3 Year Old, Wooden Peg Puzzle Shape Sorter for Babies & Toddlers Ages, Preschool Learning Toy to Promote Motor & Problem-Solving Skills (Classic)
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Popogirl21
> 24 hourLightweight. Wood. Good quality. Shapes fit in the board nicely. Very happy!
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KAS 2882
> 24 hourpackaged great. made of quality wood . shapes have vivid colors. workmanship is super. I would recommend. Toddlers can use it ease as knobs are a good size.
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Yashira Reviews
> 24 hourGreat product for toddlers to learn . My son loves to play with the shapes. Plus he is learning how to recognize them
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Galilea Mendez
> 24 hourBought this to teach my 18 month old her shapes and colors and she assembles it so easily and perfect size for her. Really like it!
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Suzanne R. Arnholt
> 24 hourColors are bright and as pictured. Pieces are smooth as is the background. Knobs are well attached (kids thought they were pacifiers, but hey). Shape names are spelled correctly. Good puzzle for teaching shapes & colors & encouraging a pencil grip on the knobs. Very pleased.
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lamark
> 24 hourIts a good learning puzzle for young toddlers who are starting to match and place objects into similar sized shapes. Good activity for introducing shapes and colors, and exercising hand-eye coordination. The knobs on each wooden puzzle piece are nicely finished and not rough to the touch. The puzzle piece shapes are a little thin (3/8 inch). Weve had similar puzzles that were twice the thickness. Overall, a good puzzle.
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ferrellmc
> 24 hourI was very happy with the quality of the puzzle. It’s a 12” x 9” piece of plywood nicely finished with insets for 12 different shapes. Each shape is painted with a tough paint that I couldn’t chip or scrape, (important for teething kids). The handles to lift the shapes are tightly attached, no movement or turning takes place so I don’t have to worry about a choke hazard. The plywood has clean soft edges with no chance of splinters. The shapes are also plywood, just under 1/4” thick and are study enough not to break. An added bonus is that each shape is named in the inset (“Trapezoid!, Rhombus!) great for the shape challenged and probably the one feature that tipped the scale in me wanting it. There are 3 different opportunities for my child to learn and grow with the puzzle: Shapes, Colors and Words.
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Rebekah
> 24 hourLove it! These little puzzles keep my toddler occupied while the older kids are doing school.
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MyNameIsMama
> 24 hourPrint is great, nice and durable. Works as intended.
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Jon Bell
> 24 hourMy family lives the Montessori lifestyle, so this puzzle is perfect for our 18 month old daughter. She plays with this puzzle quietly until she finishes, and then she parades around showing everyone proudly what she has accomplished. The puzzle and its pieces seem very durable, and are safe for toddler playtime. My daughter tested the durability through several scientific tests to include throwing, chewing, and even hide an go seek (we found the missing piece.) We are very happy with this puzzle, it may end up being one the toys we keep around for grandchildren in the future.