WOOD CITY Toddler Puzzles and Rack Set, Wooden Peg Puzzles Bundle with Storage Holder Rack, Educational Knob Puzzle for Kids Age 2 3 4 Years - Alphabet Number Shape Dinosaur Animal Vehicle

Nice quality, great color and I love the organizing rack that encourages kids to clean up and organize.

My Grandchildren love these puzzles, however they are a little harder than other puzzles we have purchased for Toddlers ages 3-7. They are educational, and makes the child turn over the pieces or turn them around to get them to fit properly, making them more challenging. I think this is a good thing especially for my older Grands, but it something I have to help the younger ones with showing how to manipulate the pieces and shapes. Great fun but adult supervision is sometimes required.

The shapes puzzle is our least favorite. Pieces are durable but the paper images do peel. Cuts are accruate. Size and Fit as described. Good for problem solving and motor skills.

The puzzles are very loved by the kids. It is perfect size for the grandkids. The quality I would say is okay. Some of the picture design is peeling back. It is very functional still. Pieces fit well. Overall not a bad product.

Child still plays with these. Just for it being wood some of them are coming apart and was disappointed with that.

These are great quality puzzles. I love that they come with a storing rack, and I love how thick and sturdy the pieces are. My kids are rough on toys, but I feel pretty confident that these will hold up well. The kids seem to enjoy them as the puzzles seem to hold their attention more than some other toys. I also appreciate that these puzzles are educational too (letters, numbers). One small thing, I wish there was another way to ensure that the pieces would all stay together when moving and storing the puzzles. The rack helps a lot for storing, but I’ve found that the puzzle pieces slip out rather easily when moving/handling the rack. This is super minor though, and this is by far my favorite puzzle set that we’ve had so far.

As expected!

My son absolutely loves this puzzle set, the colors are bright, the pieces are sturdy, and it keeps him engaged for a long time. It’s a wonderful learning toy and overall I’m very happy with it. My only complaint is that one of the animals is mislabeled. The piece is clearly a warthog, but the board says “porcupine.” It doesn’t affect play, but it can be confusing when we’re trying to teach animal names. Still, it’s a great puzzle and I’d recommend it, just be aware of that small error.

I am thoroughly impressed with its quality. This puzzle is sturdy, well made, and the colorful design is eye-catching. The best part is, the pieces are big enough for easy grip, making it perfect for young children or those with limited dexterity. The cute little knobs on each puzzle piece are not only adorable, but they also serve a practical purpose. They make it easier for little hands to pick up and place the pieces in the correct spot. This feature also adds a fun and interactive element to the puzzle, making it more engaging for children. One thing I really appreciate about this puzzle is its own storage solution. The puzzle comes with its own storage box, making clean up a breeze. No more searching for missing puzzle pieces or trying to figure out where to store it

Great quality and selection tbh, my son (20 months) plays with these every single day. We slowly introduced them one by one to him and he now opens the drawer and picks the one he wants to recite/play with. He calls out the letters and numbers when placing them. Great stuff!

Ma fille de 2 ans les adores, les puzzles sont de bonne qualité.

I am leaving 4 out of 5 stars simply because the frame that holds the puzzles isn’t very strong and one piece detached. It still functions but isn’t great quality. The puzzles are nice. Our little one just turned 2 and we got this as a birthday gift. The puzzles are too easy for him because they have the matching picture on the base as well. He prefers to find the match by shape, so these won’t serve us long but they would have been great as “first puzzles.”

My son loves putting these together with me and naming all the pictures. Hopefully as he gets older he will learn more of the shapes, numbers and letters as well.