Dinosaur Matching Eggs for Toddlers Easter Toy Easter Gift for 1 2 3 Year Old Boy Girl, 12PCS Easter Eggs Preschool Educational Learning Color & Shape Recognition Montessori Toy Shape Sorter

This piggy toy comes presented in a sturdy cardboard box with pictures of the contents inside on it.Inside is a bright orange piggy and if you take his head off there are 3 other piggies nesting inside like Russian dolls. When you take all the piggies out and put them together they make a piggy family, Daddy pig is the biggest and orange, then Mummy pig next pink and green, baby pig pink and blue and little piggy egg pink and red.As well as nesting you can also stack the piggies and they reach up to 14.9 inches when all 4 are used and as they are lightweight they are safe to knock over too.Good for hand/eye coordination, fine motor skills and colour recognition so learning while having fun.Made from high quality BPA free plastic with no sharp edges and safe water based pain, so no nasties to harm your little ones.Suitable for toddlers age 1-3 years and would make a nice gift.

This is a good toy to teachshape and colors to the very yound kids. They are well made and seems durable. They are made up of non toxic plastic and children friendly You get 12 different shapes and 6 colors. Overall a good little educational toy.

I'm a big fan of traditional toys, and this is a nice take on the traditional shape sorter.When taking the outer card off this you need to take care. The sticker sheets are in a plastic bag taped to the underside of the wrap. There are 3 sheets of stickers that can be used to put faces and/or colours and/or numbers on the eggs. The 4 sheet is lots of small stickers that could be used on the eggs or the carton.The egg carton and the eggs are fairly realistic in both size and looks, but I was surprised by how light the toy is. The carton and eggs combined weigh in at 363g, whilst the individual eggs weigh between 17g and 19g each.The carton is secured by two firmly closing catches, but I suspect that over time the weak point will be the three hinges. However they don't worry me to a point I wouldn't give this as a gift.When opened the eggs display 6 vibrant colours. There are two eggs in each colour, which is nice as it means the child has to do more than just colour match. Some of the shapes (in my photo the yellow flower and purple triangle) will fit at several placements of the parts, but some (such as the green trapezoid) will only fit one way which takes the shape sorting to the next level.As the child gets older, this could also be used in a play kitchen / shop.Whilst this is a great alternative to a chocolate gift for Easter, I wouldn't hesitate to gift it at any time of year.At the current price of £11.99 I think this is eggsellent value for money (sorry, I couldn't resist).

Fun education toy to help develop cognitive and fine motor skills. Helps them to learn shapes and colours.12 eggs that separate to reveal different shapes and colours which can then be matched together again. comes in a sturdy egg shaped box. Also comes with an number of cute stickers some of which are eyes and mouths to decorate the eggs. Babies would need help opening the eggs but its no problem for my toddler. These are a big hit with our little one.

I really like this toy. It is a great learning tool for learning shapes and colours plus there is the side of matching them together. I would have preferred the faces already on the eggs, I don't think the stickers will last too long. This is also perfect for little ones to play in a kitchen environment with, role play! My son loves using them as food.

I gave this to my 11 month old daughter instead of lots of chocolate and she's loved it.A budget friendly alternative to the branded 6 egg versionThe colours are bright and looks great! Very happy 😊

well this is a fun toy and my kids love making a mess with them and mixing them up and trying to match them back again. They sometimes even pretend to cook them. It is good forcolor learning and matching and for shape learning and matching. Also 3D perspective as they need to find what would fit the missing space. For the price a nice toy.

These eggs are well made and come with a sturdy carton to store them in.The eggs can be a bit difficult for smaller children to open. Once opened there are two eggs of the same colour but each egg contains a different shape so children have to match the shapes, not just the colour.There are lots of stickers to decorate the eggs. They are good for improving fine motor skills with opening and closing the eggs after matching the shapes.Although at first my grandson enjoyed playing with these he soon lost interest. It is not a toy that he would sit and play with by himself but with encouragement and help he will go back to them.

These are fun stackable cups that are in a wide variety of vibrant colors that provide fun and entertainment for multiple ages. The quality of these are great and are durable enough to handle the throwing and other activities of my 1 year old, and my nieces and nephews ranging from 1-5. This is worth the money and will definitely be getting this as gifts for my friends' children.

This set is great! Quality is superb. I bought this for an Easter gift for my 3 year old. Since my kids don't keep toys together easily, I lost the egg pieces for 2 months. Just today I found the final piece under the couch and now I keep it put up until he uses it again. I Def. Would recommend!

This toy keeps our youngest child busy for a few minutes, which is always appreciated. The dinosaur theme is an added bonus for kids who love them. The case the eggs are stored in is sturdy and snaps shut, so they are contained neatly when not in use. Great for kids who are at the matching stage and promotes fine motor skills.

These provided hours of entertainment for a young girl of about one and a half. She was fascinated trying to figure out how the pieces fit together.

This is a nice, light & compact stacking cup set with a cute little kitty to go on top. Quality is good, colours are bright. In addition to stacking and placing cups inside each other, each cup is numbered and bears a unique symbol printed on the side and another unique shape on the bottom, expanding learning further. Since this is billed as a "Rainbow" set, the one thing I would have liked to see is that when stacked, the order of the cups was in ROY G. BIV rainbow order---a missed opportunity there.