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I got this toy for my 1yr old daughter, it’s perfect size for keeping in the travel bag to bring with us on the go

Nice little toy

Very well priced toy which entertains my 18 month old for a long time and my 4 year old loves playing with it too

These are handy little toys and a good combo back.We used one for our baby and gave one to her friend who also seemed to enjoy!Pros:- Seem to be well made with decent quality parts.- I tested the strength and I'd be confident a baby wouldn't be able to damage.- The colours are definitely bright and captivating, absolutely key for sensory toys.Cons:- Several mistakes in the listings which might put you off.- Packaging was next to non existent.Overall these are well worth considering. The quality is reasonably good, the price is decent and if you can overlook the mistakes in the listing these are solid products.

I don’t know if these toys are actually used in Montessori nurseries/daycares, or used Montessori theory in their product development and design (Montessori is not a trademark, but an educational method developed by Maria Montessori in Italy over 100 years ago) but it doesn’t matter as these are fantastic.For something that realistically will only be useful for 6 months or so, the quality is superb - silicone and plastic. Easy to clean. The pull strings and other movable parts move easily. I myself enjoyed playing around with it before washing it thoroughly to hand over to our granddaughter who’s staying for the evening.So far she loves it - at four months old she doesn’t quite get what to do with it (yet) but it keeps her busy and that is a win right there.I can’t stress enough how great it is that you get two of these. Babies are fickle and can latch onto a favourite toy quite quickly. If one of these winds up getting dirty, falls on the floor and the dog runs away with it, whatever — we have a back up on the ready to swap out whilst we clean the other.Highly recommend, cannot find a single fault with this and I’m a tough critic.

For individuals experiencing difficulties in sensory processing, the Sensor toy is truly worthwhile. Special education teacher, my student saw the benefits of this approach. The sensor toy is one such toy that effectively integrates all these senses, thus proving extremely useful for the therapeutic exercise of sensory integration. Customization is available for it, and hence you allow your children to play with the kind of setting they like. This toy comes with inbuilt sounds that make their game interesting and help regulate sensory systems such as sensory input or sensory calmness and soothing experience experienced might need. I have noted that kids get more engrossed with concentrating on self-regulating their sensory stimuli through the use of this toy. The material has also been amazing in our classroom sensory corner.Despite frequent usage and handling, the toy’s durability is admirable. This is quite important, especially in an educational setting since the materials used are child-friendly and can easily be cleaned.The Sensor Toy is an excellent resource for sensory therapy and educational environments. It is necessary for kids with sensory challenges because of its durable build and flexibility.

The media could not be loaded.  These crabs are very interesting and I like the fact that in the back there are two one red and one green which also helps my knees to identify the colors and she's asking for her favorite which means that she nose already to make a difference in between these two in terms of color.The crabs themselves look very cute and also very lightweight so that my niece can hold them even when she stays on her back, there are made from plastic and add the top they have this soft silicon that maybe can chew and also at the front they have some buttons that can be pressed which makes things significantly more interesting for my niece while she's playing with these.This is a nice set of toys that might need really enjoys playing with and also in helps her to develop new skills and for this reason I'm very happy.

The media could not be loaded.  In general, we are lovers of the Montessori range of baby toys and so are a little disappointed in these ones. It seems like a great idea. The buttons on the top press in and pop up in another hole - if you push them. The keys make a nice clicky sound, if you pull one hand the other one moves inwards. Same with the blue circular gadgets. If you pull the ring attached to the string the eyes move but the string is quite tough to pull even for an adult. I would guess that the keys with the sound and the buttons that you change places will prove to be the best entertainment.The description says from 6 months but I suspect it is more like a 12 month toy.

My 10 month old has so much fun moving the buttons around, and freaks out when you pull the string to make the eyes on the crab rattle. It is a toy that he can sit down and be focused on for 15-30 mins and its great for in the car! Really recommend for a toy on the go that can offer a lot of entertainment!

My daughter loves these toys. She's just over a year. They teach her great fine motor skills!

Very clever toy.

Smaller than I expected, but still super cute! My son loves it!

My grandson likes this toy. He got this when he turned 1 and he figured out how to play with the middle button feature on the front right away.