Zcaukya Magnetic Toddler Toy Game Set, Fine Motor Skill Preschool Toys,Woodpecker Catch and Feed Game, Magnetic Bird Caterpillars Toy Set for Girl and Boy 3 Years Old

My almost 3 year old is in love with this toy. It was supposed to be an Easter present, but with everything canceling around us we needed to break out a new toy. I love that she is able to put the worms in the tree all by herself, and once she’s “fed” the baby bird can get the worms out by herself too. The face the worms and mama bird all store so nicely inside is a plus too! So cute and great for working on her dexterity and love of fill and spill toys!

I gave this to my grandkids ages 1 & 3. It is a big hit with both of them...definitely a winner! I am a little concerned about the quality. It feels like it won’t last long but so far it is fine. They have been playing with it for 2 weeks. They can be rough on their toys. The 1 yr old will sit & feed the bird with great joy & concentration :)

I like the idea and it’s cute, does not smell badly. It’s quite light weighted and does not stand though when my toddle tries to play with it, I have to hold it with my hand. Also some worms are not easy to extract from holes even for me, they stuck there. My daughter dropped a bird several times and it’s beak with magnet broke, I had to use tape to repair and keep magnet inside. Overall it’s cute, my lo loves it, very frustrating for parents cause warns are so sneaky and fall to the floor all the time:)

My kids like it very much

It’s not a toy that the chow will play with a lot, but it is addicting for probably at least 15 minutes, but the biggest plus is it does improve their eye hand coordination

This game is very basic. It is just a bird and caterpillars in a tree that you magnetically attract to each other. The design is confusing. The box has information in UAE languages, says it's made in China, and not made for children under 2 but ages 2 and up are the intended age. It's a weird little game, but very simple if you like that.

I’m an occupational therapist and use this toy I’m my sessions. The kids LOVE it! I have used it with the magnet and worms in the holes, I have turned the worms around (tail out) and had the children use tongs to remove the works. I’ve hidden the worms in a sensory box, green rice and had the children use the magnet, hands or tongs to locate the worms! Plenty of language opportunities too!

Like the look and purpose of activity the tree trunk as well as large bird are hard smooth plastic which is a bit slippery to hold. Haven’t tried in the classroom yet.