Dreampark Wooden Educational Toys, Wooden Shape Color Sorting Preschool Stacking Blocks Toddler Puzzles Toys Birthday Gifts for Boys and Girls Age 1 2 3

my little brother LOVES this puzzle as it gives him an excuse for stacking and organizing toys. you can do color naming excersizing and shape naming with kids with this toy. GREAT!

While we do have toys with lights and that play music, I still love wooden style educational toys. I was really surprised at how fast my son picked up on sorting the different shapes and colors. Of course his favorite is the orange one since that one is the easiest to put back on the peg board. I would have to say that his favorite part of this toy is still dumping all the pieces of off the board and onto the floor, but it still is a great toy for little ones to learn. The best part about this toys is that it requires me to sit with him, and help and teach him these skills. That alone is priceless.

Bought this for my 3 year old son. The pieces are large enough to fit in his little hands. He has fun try to fit the pieces over the pegs. The pegs are sturdy and the toy has maintained its durability though being well played with. Would buy again as a gift for others and recommend to anyone.

My 15 month old loves it and my 3 year old liked it to identify different shapes. Bright colors are fun to talk about colors. Nice to teach about colors, shapes and a different texture and numbers. We count the holes to match which one it goes on. This is a good toy to help with fine motor skills. Definitely would recommend!

I purchased this product for my toddler. The toy came in a box nicely packaged. It's a wooden toy with very bright colors and good size for small hands to pick-up. This toy teaches colors, shapes, numbers, and hand-eye coordination. My toddler enjoyed playing with this toy! Recommend for kids ages 2 and up.

The only thing I didn't realize is that the pegs come out so my toddler who likes to put everything in his mouth has a serious choking hazard. I understand that its another helpful tool for fine motor skills if the pegs can come out and of course if you are sitting with him at all times keeping him from putting them in his mouth that's fine but I'm having my husband glue them in place since we dont need that feature and he can just play play play without having to be watched AS closely if we're trying to get stuff done and that is the only thing keeping him happy and occupied at the time.

Our daughter isn't even 1 yet, so I'm not even going to pretend she's good with these- but she does love them. And she's insistent on learning to do it herself. If her mother or I put the blocks on the legs, she will grab the board and flip it and dump them off, and then try to put them on herself. They're a great size, nice bold colors. Great little set.

Got this for my near 2 year old great grandson - it did an excellent job of teaching him colors, shapes and dexterity - But, now he has gotten so good at it that he just makes mistakes on purpose to see what reaction he can get out of me. Now we have to get him something more complicated and pass this one on to someone else :-)