7 Pack Wooden Puzzles for Toddlers 2 3 4 5 Years Old – 7 Colorful Chunky Wood Peg Puzzles for Kids Ages 2-5, Alphabet Shape Numbers Fruits Sea Animals Dinosaur Zoo – Educational Toddler Learning Toys

GREAT for Short Attention Spans
My nephew is a lot like me as far as attention span goes. It doesn’t take much for us to get distracted and it can get super bad during holidays because of the avalanche of presents he gets. I got these puzzles for him for Christmas and in a sea of presents he received, this by FAR was the star of the mountain of goodies that he opened which was awesomeYou could see his face light up with pure happiness the moment he pulled them out and realized what they were. We helped unwrap them, set everything up and in a few seconds he was figuring out what piece went where and identifying everything. It was awesome to watchThe best thing is the puzzles held his attention for much, much longer than his other presents and that was a surprise as one of them was a remote control car and transforming robot that turned into trucks and other vehicles like planesNope. It’s these he lovedThe puzzles themselves are extremely well made. More durable than the pictures let on even, the colors are bright and gorgeous but aren’t distracting, the photos are clear and each piece is super well madeI’d recommend this to any parent or, well, just anyone who knows a kid who loves puzzles and wants to learn stuff in a cool, exciting way

Quality
These puzzles where perfect for my 2 year old grandson he is learning how to put together and is understanding the words and he has a speech problem and he cannot talk yet, but this is helping him a lot. He started saying some words thank and I recommend this product to everyone.

My niece loves her puzzles
Puzzles are very colorful and fun to use. My niece enjoys her new puzzles. Will be buying more.

Very Cute Concept – Quality in Question
The puzzles were perfect for an almost 2 year-old. She was excited and inquisitive about each puzzle board and the color pictures, calling out each item. On the fruit puzzle board, although wrapped in plastic, the banana puzzle piece was showing the paper picture of the banana lifted up (before evening opening the package). This was discouraging – the wooden board has paper pictures on top of the puzzle piece and it’s already damaged before we open it. I guess it won’t last long. In addition, there were fruit that looked like a lime, but was called a cantaloupe, and a peach that did not look like a peach (shape, nor color). Great concept, cute, but quality in question. We had wooden puzzles I bought from Target that are “all” wood and durable, and I assumed I’d be getting the same thing, but unfortunately, it’s not.