Melissa & DougReusable Sticker Pad: My Town - 200+ Stickers and 5 Scenes

This is the most used toddler activity I’ve ever bought. Unbelievable that we may have gotten over 500 hour of playtime with these stickers. My 2 year old has been asking to play with them every day for months. She will use them for 2 hours without stopping. And she never does that with anything else. This stickers have saved the day so many times. They will never bend or rip either. Possibly the best purchase I’ve made for my toddler.

Great activity for children and adults as it's mess free, stickers stick on the boards and there are several different options boards to choose from. This is a great tool that can be used to encourage pretend play, increase language, social skills, collaborative play and so many other skills with an activity that doesn't involve any screens or electronics. It can be used with others or the child can play several different roles. This can be used in therapy to increase almost any skill you want across cognitive, language, social and motor domains.

YES. BUY IT.We LOVE these sticker books. We got the "Under the Sea" set for my 18 month old for a plane ride, and it has been a hit for over a year. The stickers stick well to the pages provided, to windows (at the airport), to mirrors (in her play area), to the fridge (while we're cooking), and inside board books (at the dinner table/car/plane).TAKE A LOOK AT THE STICKER SIZESWe recently bought the "My town" set, but don't like it nearly as much because some of the stickers are really small and have thin parts that make it harder to manipulate. For the "Under the Sea" pack, the smallest stickers were coins or fish about the size of a nickel, but My Town has things like wheel-y chairs, with spokes and wheels coming off the bottom, or a stove-top spoon(?) about the size of a small paperclip. Since our daughter sometimes tries to put stickers in her mouth, I'm worried I could loose sight of these. Overall, didn't like the My Town pack.GREAT FOR AIRPORT / PLANE RIDESSome reviewers mention the large size of the play pages, and that they rip. Yup - both of these are true. However, we just took a few of these, folded them in half and stuck them in an Amazon sleeve with some stickers for the plane. Since you don't really need these sheets to have fun with the stickers, it hasn't bothered us at all.

I bought this pad for my 3 year old grandson But I think it was too overwhelming with so many small stickers to complete a scene. I feel like this pad would be more appropriate for an older kiddo like age 4-5. The scenes were more complex for a 3 year old in my opinion

My kid's love them!

I always buy these for my kids when I know we will need extra activities. Perfect for when you are bringing home a new baby and need a fun activity to do with older kids. My boys sat and created a sticker scene for over an hour! Mom win!

My son has autism and adhd and he has fallen in love with these, and they are so easy to wipe down and beable to restick, they don’t tear very easily, they are great size, they stick well unless debris gets on them and just a easy wipe down!

I'll admit to being slightly disappointed in this sticker set...mostly because the stickers tend to fall off the pages. I bought the vehicle, habitat and fairy stickers also, and they adhere much better to their pages than these stickers do. My 3-year-old grandson got so frustrated with the stickers falling off that he handed them to me and said "You do it!"...(and he ALWAYS wants to do things himself). One thing I do like is that these stickers show "relationships" between objects and people (for example: now my grandson understands that the fire hose has to be paired with the fire hydrant where the water is, and then the fireman uses that water and hose to put out the fire. When I explained this to him, my grandson exclaimed "Oh yeah!!") ..You can also explain "chain of events" using the firehouse sticker set as an example again, you can explain that if the fireman is asleep in his bed at the firehouse and the fire bell rings, he has to put on his fire-safety uniform, slide down the pole, then get into the firetruck and go to the fire. There would be a lot of good "chain of events" examples with the grocery store set/stickers as well. So IF ONLY Melissa and Doug could remake these stickers and sets to adhere as well as the vehicles, habitats and fairy stickers do, I would happily give them 5 stars. As it stands now, a child will be a little frustrated with this sticker pad.