🐷 Buckle Toys - Mini Biggy Pig – Educational Activity Toy for Developing Fine Motor Skills – Compact Travel Size Review

Rating #2 I bought a second one for my home, likes it. Rating #1 I love this toy. I bought it for my grandson. They wanted to fly for Christmas and I bought a toy with a buckle and they said it's all he played with all the time and then even at home HE LOVES IT. He is 10 months old and plays with it a lot. He can't buckle the buckles yet, but he's trying. Great toy!

Our travel companion is everywhere. My 18 month old niece loved strapping in her high chair, bumbo etc. So this toy will keep them entertained for quite a while. It's easier to undo than a traditional high chair buckle (ours at least) and is an educational toy in every way. We also have larger buckled animals (penguin) and my niece loves them too. Not so easy to carry in the car seat, grocery store, etc. Hence the Mini-Buster!

This catches my 15 year old's attention more than anything else. The catch is that I have to sit with him all the time to help him or he will whine and get upset. It all started when he discovered the buckles on his high chair and booster seats. But it was too difficult for him to have a chance. However, he sat there trying, whining and frustrated for at least 20 minutes. So I gave him what he can at least almost do and he gets better and better with every interaction. Amazing for motor skills.

We bought this for our 16 month old to keep him busy on the plane and he loved it. It was still a tiring flight, but at least there were a few 5-10 minute stretches that he enjoyed. Now he is almost 2 years old and still likes to play with him sometimes. He quickly learned how to close the buckles, but still can't open them on his own, so there's still something to strive for. It is ideal for traveling as it is sturdy and compact with no parts to lose. Anyway, I think we should have gotten a…

We bought this for an upcoming cross country trip where my almost 2 and almost 4 year old would be in the car for 5 days 8+ hours a day. This toy was purchased specifically for my almost 2 year old. He was very interested in his car seat buckle so I knew he wouldn't like it but Anna did! He liked buckles and was amazingly proficient with different types of buckles from the start. I wish I had bought a larger size but for travel this smaller one was the only one that fit in our luggage. Now show

Buying this for my 18 month old daughter as a toy car. This is a small three-clasp pad for practicing buckles. However, the perfect size for a car toy. My daughter was very intrigued by the buckles and enjoyed as we buckled and unbuckled them. She didn't have the talent to do it herself, but she understood the principles and kept asking one of us to help her. While this is a really high quality toy, I feel this item is a bit overpriced for its size. I'm also concerned that her study of style…

I bought this toy for my 19 month old girl who just turned 2 and still loves the pig. It is a good toy for changing tables and car rides. She loves to fasten and undo buckles and has recently pointed out shapes and numbers. She once got her finger caught in one of the buckles which wasn't great so be careful. Needless to say, she doesn't want to give it up most of the time, but still loves the other two. It should be noted that this toy is quite small so maybe a bit overpriced, but it also…

I bought the pig version for my 18 month old baby. That was a year ago and he still enjoys playing with it. This time I bought the green one for my nephew who is 16 months old. At the moment it's too advanced for single player. But it's the same "mini" size as the Piglet and the same great quality. I love that there's a mini version because 1) it's the perfect car/car seat size and 2) I'm too tight on money to buy the $20 version. This one costs $11 and I'm happy with that price. I think the…