Sensory Bin Toys for Toddlers - Montessori Toys, Waldorf Toys | Pretend Play Dish & Tongs - Fine Motor Learning Toys for Sensory Table Activities

These are so cute but def need to be for ages 3+. Within a month, one of the tiny handles broke off the pot. We glued it back on and it’s been fine since but could definitely pose a choking hazard. Also these are not sealed so do not get wet! I had them in a bean sensory table and the tiniest bit of moisture got in and stained one of the pots. They are still played with very much here and still a good buy for what you get, just keep away from very small children and water!

I love this wooden sensory kit so much - it has been a great addition for my toddler. I really like that it’s Montessori-inspired and focused on fine motor skills instead of flashy lights or noise. My child stays engaged and is clearly learning while playing. Such a simple, well-made toy that feels intentional.

Really good quality scoop set! Scoops are a little small but that’s okay for small hands!

I ordered these for my classroom. They were smaller than anticipated but nice quality for the money. My first order came and 1 item was broken. The company responded quickly and sent a whole set replacement right away. These items are adorable and made of light wood. There were a few rough spots that were unsanded (think splinters) on a few handles, but we were able to rectify this easily. Otherwise they are smooth and a nice thickness for durability. Some of the handles are glued on, so may wear quickly but for the cost they are a great fit in our classroom.

First kit arrived damaged and had broken pieces and the little knobs on the lid just fell right out. Amazon replaced it and the 2nd set was much better. Solid feel, smooth wood and good for little hands to use. My 18 month old is still getting the hand of using the tools but it the perfect starter set to practice scooping and pouring

These are so adorable. Greatly made and perfect for sensory bins. Easy to use. I highly recommend these for kids. Well worth the money.

Overall, I would give this kit a 3.5 star rating. Quality wise I would say its mid. The edges are smooth, size is perfect, not very sturdy (wont survive banging), but not very brittle either. Pros: 1. It looks really good and very montessorish. 2. For the price, we get a decent set of tools. 3. They fit perfectly in a child’s hands, not too big, not too small. 4. The bag to store the product after use is a plus. Cons: 1. One out of the 2 pots just wouldn’t open initially. I thought it was sealed shut and was going to return it, when finally, it popped open. Although they all have a smooth finish, this one is not well made and wont close properly now. It’s not sanded to perfection and hence the lid won’t open or close properly which makes me give this kit 3.5 stars. 2. While I appreciate the variety of items, I am not sure why tongs are included. I would think a spoon would be more apt for this kit. I mean the pots and cup are sized to be played with rice or smaller grains, so tongs don’t fit in with that. My daughter used it for half and minute and never plays with it now. I understand tongs for a bigger set where one could use pasta or big beans, but for this set it doesn’t seem like a got fit. 3. Only 2 of the items came individually wrapped. Rest of them were just in the box as it is. I am not sure if that’s how it’s meant to be, but when a couple of them come individually wrapped and others don’t, it makes me wonder if it’s a returned product.

So nicely packaged and will be a perfect accompaniment to other items I purchased through this company. Reliable and products as pictured.

Great quality, my child has played with it for months. It’s gotten wet, no signs of absorbing, warping or cracks. Obviously not using in water but it’s been chewed on. No slivers or any problems like that. It’s amazing and I would recommend to a friend.

My kiddo loves it.

my kids loves theses

Belle qualité, mais vraiment plus petit qu’anticipé ! Les pelles avaient l’air bien plus grandes.

Small and cheap. The lid to one of the little wooden pots was on so hard my husband had to pry it off with tools.