Learning Resources Shape & Color Garden - Sorting and Stacking Toys for Kids Ages 18 Months

Pros: --HIGH quality materials --Great educational concepts (puzzles, logic, problem-solving, experimenting, pattern-sleuthing, and even memory after a few plays!!!) --Flowers fit very well in their correct pots, and only in the correct pots. --Colorful %26 appealing. --Fun to pull apart the flowers from the pots! --I could see most 4 and 5 year olds still enjoying this puzzle! Cons: --Very difficult for my 18 month old...I recommend using only 3 to start with, all 3 different shapes (there are dupes of the shapes) --Pieces can get lost pretty easily, best to put up this toy when you're not engaging in 'learning time' until kids are older

-Very Colorful -Appealing to you children -Subject-flowers(who doesn't like flowers?) -Makes a great display in playroom -Helps children undertand shapes, colors and puzzles -perfect for one-one time with your young child! -gratifying to child when they successfully connect the correct shape to the correct flower by shape matching

I would definitely recommend these! I used these I a survivor style game for adults and they had fun with them but also the kids at the party were enjoying them so much they took them mid game to play with them. They were a big hit with the whole crowd.

This has been one of my favorite toys. Anything from the brand Learning Resources is worth the money. I have a 3 year old, %26 out of all the toy brands I have purchased, Learning Resources is one of the best. this toy is ADORABLE. It's cute to display on the window sill, I seriously love it.

This is a really nice shape set. It has numbers on the pots, shapes, and has bright and engaging colors that you can label for your child while they play. The dirt does come out from the pots when pulled which makes them easier to clean but also means a grown up will probably have to look at the shape on the pot to match them up correctly when reassembling. The plastic is thick and seems durable but not impossible to misshape. I have an autistic toddler who is turning 4 who tried to chew the stem on one and started to crush it. We remind him “no mouth” now as he plays. That being said it is safe for teething littles in terms of small parts, an excellent and durable learning toy, but aggressive chewers may need monitoring or the shapes may not fit in the pot over time. My 21 month old is very engaged when playing with the set and has no issues with placing the shapes in or out of the pots.

This product was bought for my preschool class. Our curriculum was about, “Spring and Flowers”. This was a great teaching tool! This item details colors, shapes, and numbers. The children really had fun learning while playing!

This was bought as a gift and I was very pleased with it! It looks adorable and she loved it! Colors are bright and the pieces were easy for a 2 year old to hold and take apart

So cute and perfect for a spring Brittney's gift. Love it for preschoolers and development. Different than a typical blocks set. Pulling apart is easy and I would recommend this gift.

Daughter loves smelling flowers, shapes and pretend play. Even when they are not being played with they are very cute on her shelf. Only thing I was a bit disappointed on was that the stand looks in the picture like it is part of the toy, however it is not. It's is just the cardboard packaging.

This is a great toy to use in therapy. There are lots of ways to incorporate learning while playing. This company makes great toys. I have many of them. I took off one star because of the paper stand. I don't think it will hold up after heavy use.