CozyBomB™ Montessori Educational Wooden Toys for Kids Toddler Number Puzzles Sorter Counting Shape Stacker Stacking Game Preschool Math Blocks Toys Gifts for Boy Girl Birthdays Christmas Holidays

Educational toy durable. Love the wooden toys for kids. So much better than plastic.

This toy/puzzle is not only fun, it teaches the kids number, shapes, colors, patterns! I had this in my house now for over four years. Perfect for 1 1/2 > 4 yr olds & maybe older. Just bought this new one for us along with a birthday gift for a two year old. All the littles that come to Grama's play with it! Best gift!!

My ex has a son ( my daughter’s brother ) who is autistic. He is an amazing little man. We noticed he likes shape games on the computer.I seen this on Amazon and thought it would be a good Christmas gift the little man.He LOVES it. It allows him to focus on something and gives them a teaching tool.Everything about this is nice. The colors, shapes, durability, functionality. Everything about it is a great reason to buy one.

This is a great. I only problem is the wooden pegs that hold the washer come out. My 3 year old love playing with it, but I have a 9 month that try’s to do everything his big brother does. Some of the pegs are very small and are choking hazards, nothing a little glue won’t fix though.

Perfect for kids in the spectrum. My nephew likes it

Our kid got this at age 2 and on his 3rd birthday was counting to 300, knew what 10 minus 1 equaled, and knew that 1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+10 = 55 No joke this was one of the best "toys" he ever received. It even comes with 55 rings so e.g. you can add 8 rings to number 8. He knew all his shapes including a trapezoid. I am an adult and had no idea what the heck was a trapezoid. When he started Pre-K on his 3rd birthday....he knew. He knew..... Get this, or just stick your kid in front of the TV cartoon dogs consumed by mindless drama and call it a child raising.

Perfecto! Muy bueno, le encantó a mi nieto.

I bought one for my granddaughter and it was great, so I bought one for her parents to keep at their home. The first one had large plastic rings which are flat, satisfying to a kid for collect, and fit over fixed wooden pegs. The second one has skimpy rings which fit over pegs which are not glued in and fall out repeatedly. This happens too.often with second purchases of identical items, inferior new inventory whether clothing or toys. The letters and shapes are okay. I bought the one with magnetic fish and a fishing pole first as well and it is a much nicer set. Delivery was prompt. Also be advised that toddlers can put these pieces in their mouths which is also frustrating and dangerous. Why is this the case with almost every toy, pieces toddlers can swallow on toys which are age-appropriate for toddlers?