Learning Resources Peekaboo Learning Farm - Toddler Toy Activities for Ages 18 Months+, 10 Pieces

Cute little toy for the babies! Nicely made. I play peekaboo with my kids like on the tv show Ms.Rachel and they love it. The figures are wooden with a smooth finish and they are very detailed and beautifully made. My son counts them and tells me what they are and what noise they make so it's educational as well. I like teaching him about animals and this has helped a lot. I do however feel they are a little pricey.

Very cute and fun toy for babies. Not a choking hazard and you can place the animals on your fingers like puppets. Our son loves to put toys in boxes and close the lid, then take them out, repeating over and over. This was great for him while being able to identify the animals and their sounds. We are currently using the barns to identify colors.

This is cute. My one year old plays with the barns and animals and seems to enjoy it. I wish my one year old played with it more, but once she has taken all the animals out of the barn, she is done with it. The animals are very heavy, which surprised me, and the barns are lighter plastic. Overall it seems to be made well, and I'm happy with it for the price I paid.

I got this as a gift for a 1 year old and I love all the learning elements this toy has. It has learning colors, numbers, animals and imaginary play. Great toy for the value.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I LOVE this Peekaboo Learning Farm. I bought one for my two year old grandson who is deaf, and thought it would provide so many learning opportunities with his LSL therapist. As a speech pathologist, I decided to get one to use in my therapies, as well. It a really nice, sturdy set that will take a lot of play! This will be great for imaginative play, naming animals and making their sounds, naming colors, asking "Wh" questions like "Where is the _?", "Who's in the _ barn?", etc.

My toddler is in love! It helps him learn animals/ animal noises and colors. Also a bonus, he’s seen them in Miss Rachel episodes so he loves to pull them out when watching Miss Rachel

My daughter loves these toys, she is on the spectrum and is learning so many different things from these, such as colors counting numbers, animals, animal sounds

it's cute and all, the animals are solid and so are the little barns. the bad thing about it is that my toddler can't put the lids back on without a struggle if at all. that really stinks. otherwise it's cute and she likes them. toddlers love opening and closing things, putting things in a d taking them out and then shutting them, but this is too hard to shut. it's too bad

The idea is cute, the animal figures are fairly high quality, but the little barns not so much. Colors are vibrant, but the plastic is thin and breaks easily. For a child with delays and rough play, they did not last. Price was a little high given the quality, but the animal figurines have held up well and continue to be in rotation. The issue is that it was meant to do a specific task, not just be animal figurines, and therefore fell short of expectations.

I thought these were going to be really reliable and built well to last lots of play. The kind of plastic that's used will not last long. The plastic of the barns is really thin, they are going to crack for sure and the roof(s) are going to collapse the moment a kiddo accidentally pushes or presses too hard. It's a cute concept. The animals are definitely difficult for a kiddo to identify because their style design is very untraditional. It was tough to recognize the sheep/lamb horse/pony/donkey.