Busy Board Dress Learning Boards for Fine Motor Skills & Learn to Dress, Basic Life Skills Sensory Board, Learn to Zip, Snap, Tie Shoe Laces and Buckle (Type1, Orange)

Great for young kids just learning to do these things. My son learned to use the zipper real quick with this!

Worked well for my 3 year old grandbaby on her motor skills.

I thought the laces would be too short but they were a good length. Everything else was just as expected. You can fold the board in half or all out. I got it mainly for the laces for my nephew who is 5.

More useful for ages 5+. The fabric is tough at first and buttons and zipper are small

Bought this for my son. He loves using this iteam every day. He was extremely happy when he got it. So far it durable. It's easy to store.

I’m a pediatric occupational therapist and work on dressing skills with a lot of my kids. This board is perfect for practicing those skills! The fabric around the buttons gets a little stretched out, however, it’s been durable and sturdy thus far. Good price for this helpful tool!

The zipper is upside down and has unfinished edges, the buttons don’t have enough slack To be used easily, the shoelace isn’t attached so it can be removed and lost. The snap and buckles, while inexpensive plastic, seem alright. I have a child that likes stepping on things, and the backing is made from something cardboard-like that easily bends and kinks so I don’t think it’ll stay flat and looking nice long. The words inside the flaps are cute. My toddler didn’t like the scratchy material and didn’t have much interest in using it, although that could just be that we need to spend more time with it. I hate leaving negative reviews, but the whole thing feels like it won’t last long and overall I’m underwhelmed. I spent $14 on it, but probably I wouldn’t have if I had seen it in person first. If you’re looking for a cheap toy that’ll work for a while then can be discarded then this is for you- if you’re looking for something that can be played with and handed down then I’d recommend looking elsewhere.

We bought two of these for my son’s daycare and the kids love them. They’re ages 3-4. Very sturdy and have held up great for the past 3-ish months.