Wooden Toys - Montessori Toys for 2 Year Old Girls and Boys - Toddler Puzzles - Shape Sorting Matching Gear Game - Educational Toddler Toys Age 2-3 - Great Preschool Learning Activities

Have many elements to teach colors, shapes, gear function/turning. Is small so doesn’t take up much space.Better to leave toys like this disassembled so kids can rearrange/solve themselves

Great gift along with the Book of Butterflies. Bought for a 2 yr old girl! Very nice combo!

This toy is well made. Mine came on without any damage and minimal imperfections if any. Parts are a good size for small hands and colors are bright and attractive. I purchased for my 3 year old as a step up from puzzles he already mastered. I had to guide him the first time but he quickly got the hang of it and really enjoys it. It's great for fine motor skill development and the price point is excellent!

Bought this for a small church nursery ages 1-4; love the fact that it’s a puzzle, great for eye/hand coordination, but also gives opportunity to work with colors, shapes and matching. Thick wood; not easily destroyed. Super cute! Not fond of littles and puzzles with LOTS of pieces😌 this one has enough going on. It keeps a child’s attention for several minutes! Great addition! Very pleased!

Overall cute concept. Our toddler loves playing with the butterfly and trying to match the shapes. Orange and red are mixed up in order to fit with corresponding gear/shape. The gears work but don't line up as well as they could. For the price, not awful. I'd recommend it.

The butterfly colors are so pretty and the dials and gears really work. A great little gadget gift for my granddaughter to enjoy!

High quality, good size

This is an extraordinary toy, and I would buy it again in a heartbeat.My son is 2 years old and diagnosed with ASD. He does not play well with many toys, and is considered developmentally much younger than he is.But he plays so well with this toy! We got him the butterfly option. It doesn't matter if he plays with it "right" because he is still having a blast and learning his shapes and colors and even seeing different shades of colors.He loves it when we help him put it together properly, and enjoys watching the gears and shapes turn.He has already learned a lot of new skills and is showing more patience while playing with it already.I would highly recommended this for neurotypical or neurodivergent children.

This is a present for a 2 year old so I can't say how the child interacts with it as it is for Christmas however as an early years teacher for many years I chose the toy because of sturdiness, colour, texture and educational purpose. I always try to choose toys that provide play opportunities rather than specific uses so steer away from toys that can only be used for one game. I love the wooden feel, sound and sturdiness. I'm not keen on toys that jump on to the educational bandwagon and put numbers, letters and alphabet sounds, usually not phonetic but American letter names. They don't care about the child's education but try to attract the parents into thinking it will be a good toy because it's covered in letters and numbers and american alphabet names. I feel adults are exploited by this selling technique and they are too cluttered for the children to use without one to one interaction that will be needed to use all the bells and whistles.Your toys however tick all my boxes and I love them and they are truly educational because the children will engage in their properties. They will last the duration and the children will love them for years to come.

The bright colours are attractive and the wood is smooth and well finished.At first put the central block on each spike and have the children put the cogs on. They love the way the cogs move each other. They soon get the idea and start placing the blocks as well. I have grandchildren from nearly 2 to nearly 6 playing happily with it

Sturdiliy made in coloured hardwood rather than plastic. The bright colours are attractive to our 18 month old who really liked it as a gift. (The small furry penguin chick took the top spot - at least for now).

I purchased this stimulating ‘toy’ for my 17 mnth old grand daughter for Christmas. She was mesmerised, & captivated with it, from the moment the wrapping came off! You could almost see her brain working, as she turned the wheels & cogs. Fascinating & very stimulating. Well made wooden aid for sure.

I highly recommend this productI purchased two of these for my children with autism, one of their sensory needs being something to spin, this ticks all the boxes for that.This was a lot bigger that expected, which was an added bonus.The colours are bright and intriguing, my boys do not usually take much interest in toys but these definitely caught their eye.These are very well made, again a good size, thick enough not to be snapped and the attention to detail is bang on.Im extremely happy with my purchase and my boys have enjoyed many hours playing with theseNote to sellerA lot of people I have recommended these to have stated that they absolutely love the idea... Though... They would be better if they could be wall mounted with out the shapes falling off (maybe this is something that could be added) 🤗