CHILDLIKE BEHAVIORWooden Puzzle - Toddler & Kids Wood Toy Puzzle - Educational Wooden Puzzle Set - Montessori Peg Board Toys Tool - Learning Non- Platic Puzzles Board for Toddlers Ages 1-3

This is a cute wooden puzzle to keep a toddler entertained. The puzzle is good quality, though nothing special. It has cute, fun looking pictures/shapes of food which are easily taken out and put back in the board, though it would have been nicer if there was a picture or something in the board so a toddler could match the piece besides only going by shape. This is probably best for a two (2) or three (3) year old.

My toddler loves this puzzle and the pieces are super cute. Not very vibrant, but cute all the same.

This puzzle is cute. It's kind of thin when compared to wooden puzzles like the Melissa & Doug wooden puzzles, but it's not bad. It's a bit fragile compared to other wooden puzzles, especially with a destructive 2-year-old. The pieces look fine and the board is ok, but again, sort of thin when compared to other puzzles.

It is a very cute wooden puzzle! My toddler will love putting it together! I think that my preschooler might find it a little boring. There is an age where it is just fun to put puzzles together and there is an age where if the puzzle doesn’t make a picture it is boring. I would recommend it for a toddler.

The description says, "learn shapes, colors and numbers" None of those really exist with this puzzle but a small 1-2 year old can match up the odd shape and learn to fit the piece in the correct place. My biggest problem with this puzzle is usually there is a picture in the base that the child matches with the picture of the piece in its hand. Without pictures a child is trying to fit a piece into a blank hole that looks very similar to the hole next to it. The child isn't learning a shape, or matching a picture or color. Yes, there is a circle, a square and a rounded rectangle but some of the other shapes are very similar and it would be more luck than skill for a very young child to match. It's okay for a 1-2 year old but a three year old would be bored with this.

I like to collect toys & puzzles for the grandkids to play with when they come over, & I'm not gonna lie, we have tons of fun checking the stuff out to see if it's suitable for the grandbabies or not.We liked this one, because.. Well come on, who doesn't like desserts? We just weren't sure how our grands were going to react to it since once you removed the piece it just seemed to be a blank blob of empty shapeless space beneath it. Would the be able to tell what went where or would they just say "eww" and walk away.As expected the newborn & 1 year olds dont do puzzles.. 2 year olds might try but they are more into throwing, putting things into their mouths, running and playing. The 3 and 4 year olds, they enjoyed putting this together for awhile though and my 5 year old granddaughter loved playing "I'm a Cooker!" with this set, I mean, it comes complete with its own tray and everything lol.It has gotten a lot of use in our house already, maybe not in the way the manufacturer intended, but growing and expa ding their minds and imaginations is one of the most important things you can do.

The puzzle pieces are a bit smaller than I anticipated. The puzzle is compact and lightweight. There are no pegs. The wood itself is smooth, the colors are earth tone muted. Good first puzzle.

I got this for a friends daughter and she loves to chew on the pieces. It really helps with hand eye coordination too once she gets older, well made toy.