"I purchased this set for my toddler nephew as his mom just had surgery and is on bedrest. Needed a safe toy for him to play with and occupy his time so she can rest. When I was visiting, my almost 5-year-old twins also wanted to play with them. Lots of creative play and good for individual play as well as collaborative. I put it on my twins' wish list for xmas. Recommend! :)"

"This is a great product. My 4 year old loves playing with this magnetic building blocks. Good product for kids to use their imagination and also fun for adults".

"I purchased these cups for my nieces to go with the water table I got them for summer. They are adorable! Each cup has a specific hole pattern, so the water passes through each one differently. The girls loved them! I set their table up, and both girls (12 and 24 months) were entertained for hours. We couldn’t get them to go inside! Would be great for bath time too! Theses are well made and appropriate for young children".

My 18-month-old loves this toy. The little wooden mouse at the end of the string fits through every hole in the cheese. The whole toy is made out of wood (besides the string, of course) and seems durable. It's a great learning toy for him as he learns to thread the string through the cheese block. Great toy that keeps my son entertained and gets excited to play with.

What really sets this rainbow stacker set apart is the book and peg dolls it comes with. The board book teaches about emotions using color in kind of a simple "choose what you would do" way that includes children in the story. Having thepeg dolls and rainbow stacker in the same colors that are in the book can allow children to pkay through the book and explore their own feelings. And it is beautifully packaged if you want to give it ss a gift. So for those reasons I gave it 5 stars.

This is a fantastic toy for incipient designers and puzzlers. The pieces are well-made and wooden--smooth and highly pigmented. They all fit together perfectly and the set comes with a nice canvas bag to hold the pieces between sessions. My four year old grandson, who tires pretty quickly of the puzzle aspect, adores making designs and images from the pieces (the booklet comes with some suggestions for images you can make from the pieces).