Buckle Toys - Buster Square - Learning Activity Toy - Develop Fine Motor Skills and Problem Solving - Toddler Travel Essential - Educational Classroom Must Have

I bought this for my 1.5 year old and he absolutely loves it. He is in his buckle phase and I’m so glad I got him this toy. He spends quite a bit of time snapping and unsnapping the buckles. It also has a pretty good learning curve because he caught on quickly. So far it is holding up well. I feel like the age range for this toy varies from 18 months and up. As long as your child isn’t putting things in their mouth as much then they will enjoy. The toy is pretty simple in design and I like that it keeps my son busy. It’s not a toy with too much going on and I’m glad it is one of his more quiet toys so we can travel with it pretty much anywhere. The price also isn’t too bad because I think this toy will last throughout his different stages of life. Overall it was a great purchase and we’re happy with it so far.

My son loves this toy and I love seeing how focused and determined he is while working away on the buckles. Great toy for travel.

Perfect for toddlers who are learning. How to buckle. Love that it has a little zipper pouch to his goodies! So cute and fun. Smaller size and great to travel with.

My child could play with this for hours! So great for restaurants, car rides or waiting at the doctor’s office. No more pinching herself on adult size buckles. We love this and would recommend it to any parent trying to build motor skills. Great quality, perfect size, light weight, the color of the buckles are great, wonderful for early childhood education, very durable, and we both have fun playing with it.

We've had this toy for over two years now, and not a single thing has gone wrong with it. Which is amazing, since our sweet son loves to chew on the buckles- a lot. He's a pretty heavy oral stimmer, and in particular he likes to chew on buckles. I think this toy is best marketed towards a kid with a fascination with buckles, or who likes repetitive play, or as a teaching toy for fine motor, etc. You can use the backside to point out shapes and numbers, but for our kiddo, he's more interested in shapes he can manipulate, not shapes he can look at only, He also doesn't care about the zipper pouch, though some kiddos might. That part I think is a good feature for encouraging fine motor by storing a desired smaller toy in it so that your little one has to work on zipper skills to get it out.I bought this primarily to start working on finger and hand strength, coordination, and motor planning. This toy has three different styles of buckle closures, and some of them are still a challenge for my son because of the degree of challenges he has with his motor skills. So depending on whether or not your child has struggles in this area, it could be a toy that is mastered very easily or one you could be using for a while.

My two year old loves this.... She will play with it and even cuddles with it sometimes.... The item is so soft and colorful..... Kids can learn and be having fun, at the same time....

My son loves this! He is 2 years old and LOVES doing buckles. We bought this for a plane ride and it definitely kept him occupied for a few minutes. It’s small enough that it fit in our backpack and could pull it out whenever we needed it.

Just perfect for an 18 month old. Understood to match to colors and was easy enough that there was no frustration.