Who Did This Poo?: A Matching & Memory Game (Magma for Laurence King)

Fun game - my child wants to play with it often and knows so much about poo now :) it’s so much more fun than a traditional memory game with the same pictures to match. Requires a bit of reading, matching colours and memorizing the card placements.

Loved this game and so did my niece! (toileting atm)

My kids think it’s hilarious, the poop drawings aren’t gross, and the small size makes it easy to bring along. Great Birthday present idea.

The game itself was great, unfortunately there were several pieces missing from the game. I contacted the seller who responded quickly and once I returned the game a refund was added to my account. Over all good service despite the missing pieces.

Great little nature game that teaches about the different types of droppings based on the animals diets - plus, its a fantastic memory game! We play it with our 8 and 5yr old grandsons and they love it. We place all the animals face down on one side of the table & do the same with the droppings on the other side, each player takes it in turns to pick one card from each side to make pairs. If they don't match they go back in their same place - so the trick is to remember where each card is! Definitely recommend :-)

Game comes out about 3-4 times a year and grandkids still enjoy playing it for ages 6yrs to 9yrs

Very good game for kids.don’t be put off by the theme

A really fun game. My four year old loved it. Instead of playing memory we put all the cards in the middle I picked a pop and described the animal that did it and first one to find that animal card wins. The little book of poo facts was a nice touch as well. Made of really sturdy card to so will last a while

Great fun with funny humour. Well made product feel nice to hold and doesn't damage easy.

Hilarious and at the same time, gorgeous illustrations! Nieces and nephew that range in age from almost 5 to almost 8 years old loved it! I also like that the instructions came with two different levels of play for the game!

This is a great game to get young children who are already talking about poo to learn about animals.

we play it with kids and adults. fun