Playskool Magnatab — a to z Lowercase — Magnetic Board Toy Letter Tracing for Toddlers Learning and Sensory Drawing — for Kids Ages 3 and Up

It's just as awesome as the first one with the ABCs the shaves learning her numbers and have fun time together too she's only two so we have to be careful with the little balls just make sure that none fall out and keep a safe before it's that it's a fun game to help them learn and she likes it cuz she's like rubbing across them things so it's a beautiful gift

I bought this as a stocking stuffer for Christmas with the intent to keep it in the car. I did not expect it to be the hit toy for my three and one year old! My three year old will sit with this toy for up to half an hour. We’re working on her pencil grip and she’s enjoying popping the little balls into place with the stylus. It works consistently and has held up to some rough handling from our one year old, who seems attracted to the sensory aspect of this toy. If I could change one thing I would attach the stylus, which I can see getting separated from the tablet pretty easily. Overall it’s an excellent no-tech toy that our kids love!

Bought as an upcoming birthday gift.

This really works for my 5 year old. It entertains her for long car ride after long car ride. One downside is that it can be a little loud, so maybe not the best activity for a place where kids need to be extra quiet.

I liked it, but I give it 4 stars because it seemed to me that it was not very convenient for a child to write.

This says for 3 and up but our little guy took to it right away. Loves tracing the letters and is learning his alphabet super fast. Yes the balls to stick occasionally but if you just flip it tap it lightly they fall back down.

This is another toy we like to bring with us for car rides or eating out!!

I bought this for my toddler to keep him entertained in the car, and it's been absolutely amazing. Instead of fighting to get him in the car seat, he's excited for car rides so he can play with this car-only toy. He loves tracing the letters and then pushing the metal balls back in to do it again. My only complaint is that the pen is not attached to the board, and I worry about him accidentally taking it out of the car and losing it. Or the frustration that ensues when he drops in on the floor during a drive. I believe they also make a version with numbers, too.

¡Buena calidad!

Looks nice but not practical. Little hands hold the board and accidentally press down on the beads. Letters should be further away from the edge.

Práctica, didáctica y entretenida hasta para un adulto.