Learning Resources Alphabet Learning Mailbox Preschool Learning Toys Ages 4+

Really adorable mailbox with fun learning supplies inside to help toddlers learn to write and has puzzle type pieces with letters and pictures/words..Also comes with a pack of stickers that seem to be holding up surprisingly well but I'll have to update review as time goes by to be able to tell.. so far so good child loves it and it's educational so you can't go wrong a great gift especially for a child who loves mailboxes :-)

I love this for my 4 year old, as we are currently learning letters and how to write them. She get bored easily of course and some days don't want to do letters at all. But this mailbox is a fun way for her to learn. She loves matching the letter stamps with the postcards.

I received this free through BzzAgent. My 2-year old has been loving this cute mailbox! She is working on letter sounds, so still a bit young, but this will grow with her. We love the concept of the mailbox and postcards. She enjoys seeing the pictures and working on matching the letters with the image. Would definitely recommend!

My son is currently learning the alphabet and this Alphabet Learning Mailbox has made it so much more fun and engaging. He loves finding the stamp that belongs to the envelope and learning the sounds of the letters with the corresponding pictures. I wish the set came with a dry erase marker, but we had one on hand so not a big deal.

This toy is really educational. It includes letters and puzzles to match. It also has stickers to match with the puzzle which my kid likes a lot. We play together and I guide my kid to finish the letters puzzle. It's really helpful for kid to learn the alphabet. As a parents, I recommend this toy to toddlers if they are learning the alphabet.

[received free product in exchange for review] My 5 year old daughter loved this alphabet puzzle game! She is autistic, so I'm always looking for more toys/games that aren't overstimulating but also keep her engaged and learning! She really enjoyed getting to attach the stickers and identifying all the letters they matched too, but then we also had fun getting to match them up and put them in the mailbox. It was great to get a break from electronic toys while getting to work on her fine motor skills attaching the stickers, doing all the letter identification, then finally watching her work through the stack of pieces to get them to all match up correctly and get so excited while doing so! The only slight negative we ran into was some of the pictures used to match the letters were a bit difficult for my daughter to grasp (N for nut, J for jar/jam) but we used it as a great learning opportunity. I would definitely recommend this!!

We got this to qork on matching Uppercase and lowe case letters and reinforce letter recognition. It was supposed to be a surprise but the momemt she saw it said she wanted it. This product has also opened conversations about mail coming to our own mailbox, stamps and more. It kept her attention for more than 5 minutes which was a plus. The cards do fit back together but not super snug and will start to come apart when you try put them in the mailbox. This could viewed as a problem, or you can use to to ask questions to help them problem solve.

My son was very excited when he first saw the mailbox. He really enjoyed placing the stamp stickers on the corresponding letter card. He also thought it was so cool that he could put the letter cards through the slot as if it were real mail. Putting the 2 pieces to each card together was a little difficult for him as they didn't really stick together real well. Overall I feel like this is a nice, interactive learning toy. It's a cute, fun way to learn your letters.

My 4.5 enjoyed playing with toy. He is learning his letters so having a visual to put lowercase and uppercase together is great. The cards are not super durable so my son bent a few trying to put them into the mailbox. There are a few random words for the letters which don't make sense, but for a child just learning letters it's great.

Not really a learning tool and missing key items to get the job done.