Upbounders Joyful Carousel - 24 Piece 2-Sided Jumbo Puzzle (Multicultural), Ages 3-6

This Joyful Carousel jumbo puzzle by Upbounders came in a cardboard box, which a handle. It is convenient for storing the puzzle. It is unique that the puzzle is double-sided. Both pictures are colorful and educational. We can learn colors, numbers, and animals while playing. I would definitely recommend this product for others.

I am very please with these puzzles. The acreage appropriate and the colors and finished pictures are vibrant and fun to look at. The quality and cut of each piece are precise and fit together well to make placing the pieces so much easier.

Nice bold colors and very cute pictures on this puzzle. Good sized pieces. Easily go into where they belong. Box is good quality for future keep of the pieces with easy open and close for small hands.

This Upbounders Joyful Carousel Puzzle is 24 pieces. The pieces are a good size for little hands and this is advertised for ages 3 and above. This would be good if it was a single sided puzzle, but it is not! This is a double sided puzzle, which makes this much more difficult for 3 and 4 year olds to master. It is a good project for parents to do with their children. My 4 year old got very frustrated after a bit so I stepped in to assist and we were able to finally get it done, after which she took it apart and put it in the box. I like how the box is made for storage and comes complete with a corded handle making it the perfect travel companion. Nice graphics on both sides but both my daughter and I preferred the carousel side of tge puzzle to the artsy side.

The Upbounders Joyful Carousel puzzle is 2 sided. This was my first experience with a 2 sided puzzle and I played with it with my 5 year old niece. The age range on this puzzle is 3 years and up. The box is made of thick plastic with a useful, pretty thick, braided rope handle. It's easy to tote around for kids. We dumped all the pieces onto a large desk, then started to find one color to match together, she chose violet. She found a handful of pieces all with the same violet color, but couldn't make any of them fit together and got frustrated. Even myself, I was a little confused but realized it's tough since you're not sure if you should flip the pieces over to the other side. With some guidance she was able to complete the 24 pieces. They are thick and shiny and seem durable. Overall seeing someone who looks like you in the puzzle is a subtle but needed thing in today's world! Not everyone looks the same in the real world and why should they in puzzles? Keeping her off the tablet was my biggest joy. She also learned new animal names.