Montessori Coin Box, Montessori Toys for 1 Year Old Toddler Coins, Baby Wooden Toy Ball Infant Drawer Drop, 1+ Baby Essentials Object Permanence Learning

We've had this for about 2ish months now and my 17 month old still loves it. Keeps her attention for awhile. I wish it came with more coins though bc we've lost so many of them already lol

My baby loves this toy and I have spent time playing with her, teaching her how to put the coin in the box. Lots of play time from this coin box.

Sorry cute great quality. Very pleased with my purchase

This was a great purchase! My son is 10 months old and is so intrigued by this. The quality of this product is so amazing too.

Great little well made box. My 16 month grandson was intrigued and it kept him busy . The coins went I.n The slot well and box open easily. Great toy!

Very simple and fun activity. my kids love this and i love the aesthetic! Very worth the purchase

I recently bought this coin drop toy for my 1-year-old daughter, and while it has some great qualities, it also comes with a few concerns. First, it’s undeniably cute and aesthetically pleasing. The soft, natural colors fit perfectly into our playroom, which I try to keep minimal and aligned with our family’s focus on more natural, wooden toys. My daughter was immediately drawn to it, and I could tell it was engaging her in a way that’s so important for her development at this stage. Watching her concentrate on fitting the coins into the slot was rewarding, and it’s clear that this toy supports hand-eye coordination and problem-solving skills.That said, I was surprised and a little concerned about the size of the coins. They’re small enough that my daughter was able to fit an entire coin into her mouth, which made me uneasy given that it’s marketed specifically for 1-year-olds. I wouldn’t feel comfortable letting her play with it unsupervised because of this. For parents with kids who still explore the world by putting things in their mouths, this is definitely something to consider.In terms of quality, it’s fine—neither exceptional nor cheap. The materials feel solid enough to withstand regular play, but it’s not the kind of toy that screams heirloom quality. For the price, I’d say it’s fair, but I do wish there was a little more thought put into ensuring it’s truly safe for younger toddlers. Overall, it’s a sweet and functional toy that serves its purpose well, but I’d recommend it with some caution, especially if your little one is still in the mouthing phase.

Great product! My only beef is that half of the coins don't fit through the slot. I can sand the slot, though.