LovesTown Wooden Alphabet Puzzle for Kids, Learning Toys, Snake Montessori ABC Educational Letter and Number Jigsaw for Toddlers

This Alphabet Jigsaw Puzzle is such a hit in our house! The colorful wooden snake design is super engaging for my child, and the building blocks with letters make learning the alphabet fun. The pieces are sturdy and smooth, perfect for little hands, and it’s great for improving fine motor skills and letter recognition. My kid loves assembling the puzzle over and over, and I love that it’s both entertaining and educational. Highly recommend for toddlers and preschoolers! 🐍📚

I recently purchased the Alphabet and Number Snake Puzzle for my 2-year-old son, and I must say, it's been a hit in our household! From the moment we opened the box, my little one was captivated by the vibrant colors and adorable snake design.Not only is this puzzle visually appealing, but it's also incredibly educational. As a therapist and a mom, I'm always on the lookout for toys that promote learning and development, and this puzzle certainly delivers. It's a fantastic tool for introducing letters and numbers in a fun and interactive way.One thing that pleasantly surprised me was how quickly my son mastered it. Within just a few days, he was able to identify all the letters and numbers and place them in the correct order. It's amazing to see how engaged and excited he gets every time he completes the puzzle!Overall, I highly recommend the Alphabet and Number Snake Puzzle to any parent or educator looking for a stimulating and entertaining toy for their little ones. It's durable, educational, and most importantly, it keeps my son happily entertained for hours on end!

Autistic 3 year oldLikes to line and sequence. This is a great puzzle for him. The shapes lock in easily and are the perfect size for smaller hands. He is able to sequence the numbers easily.Compact and doesn’t take up the entire space

(Context: My son will be 2 next month. He sings almost all of the alphabet song and can recognize more than half of the letters correctly the first time.)I debated whether to give the puzzle three or four stars but I think in the long term the difficulties will work out, and my son keeps coming back to play with the puzzle, so that's a good thing.The puzzle is wooden and nicely solid, and the paint colors are nice and bright. However, there are a few problems in practice.1) Some of the blocks are yellow, and the print remains white, becoming very hard to see (as in pic.) No big deal, I'll go over them with a marker, but it's something the manufacturer could have considered.2) There are three or four pieces which are very easily inserted wrong. (See picture.) They have roughly equivalent interlocks on each side and the letters are the same upside down as right side up (H, N, and O in particular.) These pieces constantly cause frustration. The manufacturers should have paid attention to these letters in particular to make sure they were not so difficult to use; the goal is to teach the alphabet, not solve an obscure puzzle.UPDATE after two weeks of use: Son quickly learned how to place so the problematic pieces, took maybe three or four days before there were no more tears. The puzzle has remained his favorite toy and he's reassembling it as write this. Money VERY well spent.

Grandson loves this. great for learning.

The pieces don’t fit together perfectly, but that’s actually a good thing for toddlers. Since the pieces are chunky and wooden, a perfect fit would require precise alignment, which could frustrate little ones. The puzzle has the alphabet on one side and numbers 1-26 on the other, making it a versatile learning tool. However, the lettering is very fine and seems like it might rub off over time. To make it last longer, I recommend going over the letters and numbers with a paint pen, using two different colors—one for the alphabet and another for the numbers. Overall, it’s a decent puzzle for my two toddlers.

We got it as part of a bag of Easter gifts for our almost 3 year old granddaughter . She sat and played with it for a while. Maybe a little advanced for her...but not for long.

Fun shape, bright numbers and letters, like how they are on foam, great for a started puzzle. Highly recommend