Sassy Sushi Sorter

We love sushi in our family and when I saw this I knew we needed to have it. It’s been such a great toy for our baby! He’s nine months old and has been playing with this for the last few months. The colors and shapes are so fun and we adore the sushi theme.

Purchase this for my one year old granddaughter. She loves the pretty colors and textures, soon, she will learn to put them in the right spaces, but overall very happy with the quality of this toy.

This is ADORABLE, and the kids (1, 2, and 4) all loved the sushi shapes. It’s different than the normal sort the shape toys and the colors are more fun/interesting. I like that it’s just 3 basic shapes, two sushi of each shape, as it gives kids more chances for success. Would definitely buy as a gift!

I bought this shape sorter a few months back when my daughter started showing an interest in toys, and not a day has passed since then where she doesn't play with them. They are a part of her daily toy routine and have held up well. The blocks in the shape sorter are made of what feels like a rubbery plastic. They can be squeezed but not to where they lose their shape. They have vibrant colors and are perfect for little hands to use.

I loved the cute idea of the sorters being lil different types and styles of sushi. I bought this for my baby when he was 4mons old. I know technically too young. But he did love grabbing the blocks and seeing the different shapes. It has come to our attention that now that he’s 8ish mons old, These lil colored pieces pop out. I think the other shapes are fine, but the green triangle is definitely a bit loose. If baby applies enough pressure( with their superhuman strength) the others may pop out as well. Maybe our toy is faulty but this isn’t a real deal breaker since I could take the rest out and pay closer attention to him as he’s playing with the lid. But it is something to make note of. He definitely enjoys playing with this toy and your baby may as well. The blocks are cute and colorful and my son likes opening and getting the blocks out of the box. He still hasn’t mastered the whole putting them in thing yet but he’s still working on it.