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For the price I wouldn’t think I would have to take time out to out the Velcro on myself. Other than that very good book to help educate and keep my children occupied.

My son has been using this book kit for quite some time and off the bat he loved it. As a parent I also loved how I can gauge his progress and watch how quickly he could match up the flash cards with their appropriate item on the page. This book kit has gone back and forth between our home and grandmas and the pages and carrying bag have all held up, not to mention by including a nice carrying bag for this book it makes it very convenient to transport to different locations. Big, bright, and colorful pages make things pop out and easy to read, this is a great teaching aid for those with children on the spectrum.

My daughter loves it! But some heads up- you have to add the Velcro for each individual piece plus for each picture on the book to match the items. It was a b!+€# to put together. I’ve bought others that were magnets. Make sure to place the sticky part of the Velcro on the book so the child can see the picture because it’s more clearer. You will see what I mean when you buy it. If not the sticker takes the whole spot of the picture.

Some mistakes are printed in this book. They printed plane for a picture of a helicopter. They printed sofa for what is clearly a chair. Would of preferred armoire, dresser, or large cabinet instead of wardrobe from an American perspective. Correct descriptions are very important as this is used to teach my young child….fortunately I have a labeling machine to print correct descriptions but it looks a little funky. Plan for nearly an hour of work to apply Velcro to the book descriptions and matching pieces I am not sure if other busy books come ready to go with Velcro already applied.

The numbers is good and alphabets have some weird descriptions like N for Numbat? Or X for Xiphias Gladius? Whatever happened to simple words that toddlers need to know like N for Nuts or X for Xylophone or X-Ray. The other mistakes is identifications like the chair described as sofa, transportation has a lot like helicopter is written as a plane and a boat is a ship and moped is motorcycle and the RV is missing. I just have to correct it myself. The most annoying for me is they put Halloween them on November and Fall trees for October. Wish I caught the mistake before my return date was over but I just have to deal with it now. Daughter still likes it.

My kids love these they are super fun and a great way for kids to learn

I have one of these already for my daughter but wanted to get a separate one for her brother as well. It does take some time to get everything setup as you have to put the velcro stickers on. I like that it comes with the drawing pages and erasable markers. It's a great way to teach matching and pairing words with the image. Easy for my 3yo to manipulate the pieces.

Plan to spend at least an hour setting up the velcro dots on the book and pieces, but once that is done it's tons of fun for toddlers. My boys love doing pages in their book. It occupies them for long lengths of time.

Other than having to stick hundreds of glue dots on pages and the corresponding pictures, there is nog one bad thing about this book.My toddler loves it, its interactive, teaches multiple skills and is a great entertainer.

I can't wait to give it to my 4 year old. This is great help getting them ready for big school. Really impressed with quality and the range it covers. Already recommended to friends who have kids the same age

Really lovely quality! Loads of pages with stick on activities and drawing. The item comes in a bag to keep everything together and a set of board pens to do activities. Topics range from colours, home, jobs, planets, days of the week, months of year and so on. Was shocked with how nice it was and how much you get considering price. Great for my Toddler!

My granddaughter loves this. She brings it out to do every day. My complaints about it are the American spelling ( I have tried to find one in British English but they don’t seem to be available), calling a helicopter an airplane, and the use of capital letters in the alphabet with no lower case (schools in uk teach lower case first). Otherwise this is a well thought out preschool learning aid.

Plane instead of helicopter, cardboard could be thicker but overall OK