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I was going to send this back because it was so much smaller than I was expecting. But I ended up keeping it and our 19 month old granddaughter and 14 month old grandson both search this toy out. They love it.

This is a great learning toy for toddlers!

Cool little thing. Pops apart pretty easy. But good for teaching colors and numbers.

My baby enjoy this toy during playing time, great for her age.

This was a good price but did not hold up in one piece with the child

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Choking hazard. Items are smaller than they appear on site.

This toy doesn't make sound, it doesn't light up, it doesn't move around. It is simply cognitive thinking. Matching the colors, counting the pegs, making your own sounds. My grandson loves this little, what he calls dinosaur, and he will sit there and play with it for sometimes an hour. Putting the pegs in the right holes. Or putting them in the wrong holes and then going, "no no no". I love that he is engaged without sounds, lights, or action. But just engaging with his mind and his thoughts and his own creativity.

Our toddler was very interested when we got the little game. It is small and handy to bring on our trips

Very deceiving image, it's alot smaller than the image portrays. But it does the job.

Great for motor skills. It has numbers on it so you can do either number or colour coordination or even both which is great. Its small and compact as well which is an added bonus

This is a really cool shaped toy with the crocodile look to it, the idea that the bits you pop in are coloured differently but can match up to the colour rings around the holes plus they are all numbered so there is various ways this toy can be used to teach different skills. If you unscrew it apart the bits can be contained within so you do not lose them. However, the thinness of those parts can be dangerous for toddlers as my little one attempted to put it in his mouth had I not been supervising and all it can take is that split second he could have got that stuck in his mouth or throat.

Really good for improving our little ones fine motor skill and durable enough to survive all the standard toddler activities, although I do feel like I’m constantly looking for missing spikes!