Fisher-Price Tap & Turn Bench Pretend Tools 2-Sided Toy for Infants and Toddlers

This toy it sturdy made with hard plastic and thin and flimsy,and the colors are bright.good for motor skills.just the right size for infant or toddlers.I would definitely recommend this toy.

Love the simple toys that teach useful skills. Only wish they came in different color schemes. A lot of today's parents prefer neutral or muted tones. It would be nice to see some classic toys keep up! The toy itself is fun for little one, easy enough to pound or push the toys through from side to side. The hammer is a bit difficult to hold because of the diameter of the handle. Overall a really good value though, and would make a nice gift.

This was just the toy I had been looking for! I bought another, wooden tool set and it was fine but still a little advanced for my granddaughter (2 years old). But this plastic set she managed right away!

Great gift for baby. My kids had one and I have given many as baby shower gifts. Sturdy and pieces stay together. Hammer is plastic but sturdy.Toy lasy through multiple kids and not expensive. Bright colors.

This is cute, functional, and fun BUT the pegs are so hard to hit with the hollow hammer. My almost two year old grandson can't hit it hard enough. We found ways to make it work. He steps on them. lol

I typically love FP toys for quality, value %26 age appropriate design. I am uncertain why they made the hammer with such a fat grip. An adult can grasp it fully, but it is kind of large for a one-year old's hand.

It's a well made toy but the pegs are pretty hard for my son to push through with his hands or the little hammer. He eventually gets upset with it. He's a year old so it would be better for a 2 year old.

Awesome structure but the pieces are too hard to hammer in, for the audience it's intended for, unless your toddler has strong upper arm strength and my son is just a weakling… Sadly this toy disappointed me:(

My son absolutely loves beating things up, so I got this for him to kind of soothe that urge and he won't hold it for more than three seconds which isn't the product's fault what is the product's fault? Is that the screw things are way too hard to hammer in.

Bought for 15 mo old grandchild. I typically like fisher price toys, but this was difficult for me to push the shapes down, and the 15 month can't at all. The shapes twist easily. Also, the hammer is made of cheap plastic, and it takes force to push the shapes down. It's a disappointment.