🐻 Bmag Counting Bears with Sorting Cups: A STEM Educational Toy for Toddler and Preschool Learning Review

Great educational toy for toddlers! Our 2 year old son was very happy with this gift. We find many different ways to play with it. I have no doubt that in just a few weeks he will know all his colors better. He's already learning to count with them. They're a little dirty when he opens the container and throws them on the floor, but he goes around and picks them up with the included tongs. He loves to! Little bears can pose a choking hazard, I would not advise toddlers to play with this toy set

I was so excited to receive these counting bears for home schooling this year. However, my package came with two rings instead of a shovel and no dice. Didn't realize these items were missing until everything was provided. Also, the description doesn't mention that the bears are only labeled 3 or 6. So while some of the math is still doable, everything should be divisible by 3. Bears and cups look very sturdy. I'm sure we'll still be using them to explore colors and patterns. Just disappointed…

I bought these to help my 3 year old learn basic skills. He LOVES them and wants to go to his "bear school" every day! They are very bright, durable and easy to handle with small hands. They will definitely last and be passed on! We practice colors, counting, sizing, position recognition, patterns, grouping, sorting, gross motor skills and just plain fun imaginative play! I highly recommend! I was planning to only use it for 30 minutes a few days a week but my son wants to use it daily and I…

The boys are very cute and come in two sizes. Even a big bear can choke, so I'll definitely keep an eye on my little one while he's playing. The bear set is a really good tool to teach kids colors and counting. You can also use pliers to train their motor skills. I like that there is a plastic box to keep everything tidy. It will also be a really nice gift set. A small drawback - with cups. Some of the mugs aren't quite the same shade as the bears. The mugs also have a matte finish that shows…

I wasn't sure about the quality of the bears and tweezers but I'm very impressed. Colors are vibrant which is great for color recognition on my 18 month old daughter. The cups are fine and the tweezers are big enough for my daughter, she was able to master how to hold and use them after a few tries. The cards are a bit confusing so I'm not sure how I could use them with my 4 year old son other than simulating a pattern and counting. Number cards are good for my daughter to learn numbers and…

My 3.5 year old has developmental and language delays so not only is he bad at counting and drawing, he also doesn't play with toys properly, building all his dolls and pretending like kitchen toys that are difficult to play with. Also, she lacks concentration. To push them forward and try to catch up a bit I got all the educational toys for Christmas and this was the biggest hit of all their toys. She's slowly, oh-oh-oh-very much beginning to understand, compare and count colors. Best of all…