13 in 1 Montessori Wooden Toy for Toddlers, Shape Sorting & Stacking Toys Gift for Baby Boys Girls Age 3+ Years old - Bead Counting Fishing Game for Kids Preschool Math Learning Fine Motor Skills Game

Got this for my 18 month old and supervise her while we play (she hasn't put things in her mouth after 12 months but we are still careful). She's about to turn 2 and mainly LOVES the "gumballs" and uses the tweezers to feed her stuffed animals different "candy". It has helped her to learn all her colors and shapes (teal was a new one for her). We've recently started using the counters(she's up to 5) and we only add on as she learns new numbers. The pegs for the counting rings don't secure well and you have to line them up smallest to biggest any time you put it together or if they fall out when kids try to put the counters on. Once my daughter is counting to ten, we will glue down the pegs. The cards that go under the cutout wood board tend to slip around a lot since the pegs are the only thing keeping them in place, but they are cute and give several options. I will say that I wish there was a plainly colored card that didn't have extra pictures on everything it because it can distracting to find the the blue star when it also has a cat or the number 7 with a giraffe. Overall, it's great for fine motor skills, colors, shapes and numbers, the muffin cups balls and fish are great for pretend play. Supervise younger toddlers carefully though and don't get if you have any suspicion your child will try to taste things because it's definitely a choking hazard.

I really love how engaged my 4 yr old has been the last 2 hrs!! It's annoying how the number one was missing but other than that, it's a good product.

The pegs have to sorted and reinserted every time you want to use it because they are what hold the cut out and inserts to the backboard. I thought of gluing them in but then it won't fit in the nice box it came in.Also, the "red" and "orange" marbles are so close in color they aren't distinguishable from each other unless they are side by side and even then it's a chore, which detracts from the fun. Having primary colors plus white, pink and purple would have been a better option. And there aren't enough marbles to fill all the holes so it frustrates by child who like to "finish" things.I do like that the marbles, cups, rings, numbers and fish are all matching colors and that the number run 1-10 (instead of most number puzzles that run 0-9). However, I returned this product due to the frustrations I listed.

My son is extremely hyper and all over he also loooves to put stuff together and is super smart for 4. This is PERFECT when I need to cook or clean, he will sit with this set for 20-40 mins at a time. I HIGHLY suggest this product if you have a child who enjoys putting things together due to the tools it comes with, etc...or even for sensory play or a child with adhd. It’s a life saver because I know he isn’t sneaking off getting into stuff! It gets his full undivided attention.

Great developmental toy to help many skills. I bought this for my child with Down Syndrome and autism. He can sort, work on fine motor with stringing numbers, a simple pinched grasp, follow patterns, discuss shapes, numbers and colors. Everything is solid and well made. There are a few things I wished were different, for example I’d like the spoon to have a little more depth and the beads stringable too. My 5 yr old daughter is doing some simple math and I wish there were extra numbers for her but otherwise it’s a great toy with lots of learning opportunities