B. toys- Wooden Abacus Toy- Education Toy- Classic Wooden Math Game Toy for Early Childhood Education & Development with 100 Fruit Beads- Two-ty Fruity! -18 months +

Sturdy and cool

Seems sturdy and a good value for the money. My son really struggles with Math and this helped make the concepts more understandable.

Very good quality

Sturdy design. Works well. Good size for small hands. Easy to use. Kids loved the colors and shapes.

Baby is enjoying counter

This is a wonderfull tool for all kinds of math activities. I deducted 1 star for the less-than-desirable graphics on the outsides and for the very slight difference in colors within each row of fruits. The color is so subtle on some it hardly shows.We use it for math problems, adding up scores during UNO games, etc. Our youngest really struggles with math so anything we can do for a visual and to make math more fun and relatable is helpful.

My kid just started kindergarten and I got this to help her with learning math. It keeps her engaged and she started to use it on her own the first day. She even asks for it to do math because she loves the colors and the fruit. It’s easy for her to relate too.

My niece unboxed this item as if it was Christmas morning, she is so excited to begin completing math problems with her beautifully made abacus. There was a bit of a chemical smell upon opening the box but that could be many different things, i.e. the treatment of the wood, the fruity pieces, the plastic wrapped/inserted around the abacus to prevent scuffing during transit - packaging was nicely done by the way!, etc. It wasn’t overpowering, just catches you off guard. I don’t imagine this to be an issue after airing out overnight. The fruity pieces are a very nice touch as well as the designs on the wood. I chose this product over a plastic product as I was looking for something sturdy that would stand the test of time. I purchased this item for durability purposes and to make learning something a bit confusing fun for her! The colorful fruit is a game changer - it plays off of a child’s attention span while being relatable. I imagine this will be a family heirloom. I’m very excited to begin working with her while utilizing the abacus; as her excitement over a math tool lets me know this was a great investment in her education. Now it’s time to get to work!