Battat Shape Sorter House: Color and Shape Sorting Toy for Toddlers 2+ - Includes 6 Keys and 12 Shapes! (14-Piece Set) Review

This article is difficult to rate. I definitely think 3-5 year olds will find something to master but I bought this for 1-2 year olds and there are way too many shapes and then you have to open every door they go through , to finally put them in the hole . It's definitely something to interact with with a young child, but 1-2 year olds get tired of how long it takes to return parts from the sorter. However, you will grow into it, which means it will last much longer. It is great. The pieces…

Great toy for my 2.5 year old granddaughter. She has trouble with her keys but she tries to put them in the locks. She likes sorting shapes and matching colors. The only reason I gave it 3 stars and not 4 or 5 is that one shape is missing while there are duplicates of the other shape ((stars) in two different colors which confuses them when sorted by color .I'm too lazy to return also so I just picked the wrong color form from the game.I'm worried that the manufacturer (Battat) screwed up the…

Good luck letting your little one know they can't open the door to remove the locks because the key was sent incorrectly. There is a square lock on one door, but no square key in the set. The corresponding color key is a circle (has 2 round keys) but is not square in shape. It's very frustrating for my kids that they don't take full advantage of the toy. At first I didn't think it would be a problem until I realized there was no way to contact the manufacturer. That's what really annoys me. I…

This is a good toy for a child who is learning their shapes and colors and developing fine motor skills. Strength and durability are fine. It's made of plastic, so it can break easily. My 2 year old can open the door without a key. Still, it's a good toy. I gave it 4 stars because my 2 year old is learning all of its colors and shapes. This is a great toy for him because it teaches him about shapes, colors and shapes and helps him develop fine motor skills. He is also obsessed with opening…

I am not a representative of this product, just a happy mom. eat less clean, i'm happy. But I don't like sacrificing my child's imagination or fun just because I like cleanliness. I buy educational toys that encourage open play and focus on toys that do more than one thing. if it's not the best toy to take with you after dark. Well, here's what I like about her: - Ever since my baby was 18 months old, I've read that everyone at that age is interested in the idea of object permanence, color, the

This would be a great product if the keys that came with my shape sorter didn't match the relevant door. For example, the lock on the dark blue door was heart-shaped, while the dark blue key was square. My 2 year old tried to match by color and the buttons didn't work. An older child might have been able to match the shape and figure out that the color might be different, but I didn't want them to feel like they were making a mistake trying to match the colors. I contacted the Battat company…