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Our 2 year old loves to tinker - buckles, puzzles, fitting things together. This keeps him independently busy for 30+ minute stretches, even longer if we play with him too. His 4-year old sister always asks for a turn, though it doesn't keep her occupied as long.Great value for money, and surprisingly educational. We talk about colors, shapes, matching, and counting. The pieces are durable. Would highly recommend!I would say the only con (though also a pro) is the number of pieces. While great for learning and engagement, I bought this as a toy for long airplane rides and we inevitably lose a piece or two to the airplane seat.

This is a great toy. Got it for a busy bag that’s quiet for a plane ride. Great motor skill challenge and learning toy for little ones

Quality, fun and educational toy. I just wish the lid maybe screwed on. Often my toddler knocks it over while playing and the lid falls off and spills all the pieces they had put in.

We bought this to help our son with occupational therapy and his fine motor skills. We took it to one of his OT appointments and they loved it so much they wanted to get one for their office! The wood quality is good, and the colors are vibrant. It helps with fine motor skills, colors, counting and shapes. I do wish the lids were held on by either friction or a magnetic. You need to hold the lid on a bit to ensure it doesn’t come off. Overall really like it, I just put some felt on the rim to keep it on better.

Great toy for my toddler.

This is a great toy..unfortunately there was an incomplete number of items. It lists 10 disks, but there were only 5 when we opened it. I would have recommend this toy to others, but are disappointed we did not receive the complete set that we paid for.

Purchased to introduce a 9 month old to the concept of fitting an item into a slot/hole, but just the cup on its own is fun for baby. She also finds the lid absolutely fascinating! I watch her at all times with the assorted sticks, discs, etc., so she doesn’t choke with the understanding that this toy isn’t suitable to leave a baby on its own with.

I was really disappointed and concerned after my 16-month-old was injured while playing with this toy. While using it as intended, he scratched his finger inside one of the caps and ended up with a deep cut on his middle finger. After inspecting the toy, we found a sharp, razor-like edge inside the cap where the wood wasn’t properly finished. This is a serious safety issue, especially for toddlers who naturally explore with their hands.