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I love Montessori toys! So does my 3 year old. We purchased activity board or some call it a busy board for his birthday and he hasn't stopped playing with it since. He loves to carry it around were ever he goes. It's got skills learning, alphabet, numbers, shapes, colors, clock learning and puzzle exploring. It has really supported his development weather it's his hand to eye coordination, cognitive skills, problem solving, literacy or math it's supported him to grow and use his imagination. It has really kept him busy and entertained. I love the daily life skills that he has been exploring. It has lacing, learning to use a zipper, buttoning, and belt fun. I would recommend this for any parent to gift their little one.

We got this for a long plane ride, but didn't end up taking it. The buckles were made of thin plastic, so it was hard to push down and pull as needed, and caused a pinch concern on tiny fingers. The duck fidget toy was a major hit. I liked the idea of the white board but the marker emitted a very strong smell so we ended up putting that away. I liked the idea of the velcro letters, but one of the letters was missing the velcro back and it was too many pieces to keep track of and account for. I like that each page can be zipped off so my kiddos could share or not worry about the bulk. But the rest of the activity pages weren't of much interest to my kids. They were far more educational than entertaining.

I got this as a gift for my 3-year-old nephew. value for money. He was excited that the whiteboard could be taken out to scribble and wipe. It provides fun, tactile, and educational entertainment for kids.

I bought this for a preschooler, who needed something quiet at rest-time to occupy himself. When it didn't work for him (no fault of the product, just not the right fit for this child's sensory needs), I gave it to my 16-month-old son. Though the description of the product states that it is for ages 1 and up, it's really not. There is little my 16-month-old can do with this and not be utterly frustrated. It also comes with small letter tiles that would not be safe for his age, or any child who still puts things in their mouth. Instead, we use it with flannel storyboard props.That said, my son is really excited about it, and I can tell he will love it when he is a bit older. It's ideal for ages 2-4, with different components being more applicable to one end of that age range or the other. For example, a typically-developing 4-year-old will likely already know how to use the zippers, but could benefit from the alphabet and number identification, or the shoe-tying. It's great for building fine motor and self-care skills, great for travel or keeping in the car for restaurants and waiting rooms. Having a dry-erase board inside opens up tons of possibilities. So, even though my son is still too young for it, I can see us getting lots of use from it in the near future and would recommend it to others.

My daughter really enjoy it! This book keeps her busy when I need work. When I have time to play with her, I can be pleasantly surprised to find that her learning ability has improved dramatically.

I initially got this for my mom who has dementia. She fidgets quite a bit and this gives her something to do. My granddaughter loves playing with it also. It appears well made. It has bright attractive colors and keeps both, my Mom and g-baby busy.

Not super impressed. Missing J & received 2 L’s..thought it would keep my one year-old busy. But this is more suitable for two and older. Cute idea tho..

This was great to keep toddler busy when going out. Few negatives is that the pop-it isn't super secure clipped in and that we were missing a letter for the alphabet.