Review on 🎨 Educational Insights Design Activity Center: Unleashing Creativity and Learning in One Place by Cesar Danger

Bought this toy for a 5 year old child. He has autism and loves tool toys. When we opened it he got a huge grin on his face. Absolute hit with it! My 3 year old daughter was DEAD on the turn and she loves using it too. Surprisingly even my 19 month old daughter can join her older siblings. She puts pins in the holes for them. Weapons. There are also hand tools that are great exercise for little ones too. I also use it to practice taking turns with 3 and 5 year olds. Everyone has to drill a certain number of pins and then swap drills with their brother or sister. And it is fun! My kids love just filling in the whole board but I think after a while (it's only been 2 weeks) we can start using some templates. Great idea to prolong the life of the toy. This toy appears to be very durable, has many play options (template or freestyle, various drills, power tool or hand tool), educational and fun. And rarely do I find a toy that all three of my children can sit and play with at the same time. But that's how they do it! Highly recommended! UPDATE 9/11: We've had this toy for three years now and it still remains one of the most popular toys in our house. My kids are now 7, 6 and 4 and will all play with it. I turn it over so they don't see it for a few months and then when it comes back they all fight over who gets it next. One thing I find interesting is that none of them have ever been interested in taking pictures. They just love using the drill and inserting these pins!