🌈 Coogam Rainbow Color Matching Puzzle for Kids Review

My 10 year old son loves this thing! He has anxiety and ADHD and that helped him and us throughout the walk and started to lose interest. It makes a clicking noise when in use, but that doesn't bother us. It came with a carry case for care storage.

Remember that jigsaw puzzle we used to play as kids? 15 tiles with an empty space and you had to fix them? This is pretty much a modern take on this puzzle. Not too difficult to solve, but still great brain stimulation. I bet Bobby Fischer will love this!

What a great little toy! Mix colors and reset them thousands of times! You slide each colored ball individually into the frame ball. Squeezing will push away a dense piece of foam in the center. You slide and jump to the next slot. It's hard to explain, but addictive! Enjoy!

You might be wondering why four stars? Four stars because turquoise and dark green look almost the same. My husband was trying to solve a puzzle ball when my daughter pointed out that dark green and teal were mixed up. It's still an amazing puzzle ball, don't get me wrong. You just have to look at the flowers.

If a kid drops it, it will break. However, if you are lucky enough to find all the pieces, you can piece them together. Aside from falling/breaking, it's pretty easy. My 9 year old bought this for his birthday with his own money and gave it to his 4 year old brother a week later. Definitely a good alternative to the Rubik's Cube if you need something simpler/lighter.

This puzzle toy appears to be well made and was fun to play with. The husband mixed up the colors and left it to me to return to the original state. The reason I gave it 3 stars is because I think my granddaughter will have a hard time pushing the ball with her tiny fingers. It says 3+ and maybe some 3 year olds have finger strength but I give that to their dad instead.

We bought the puzzle as an insole for our kids to use when travelling. I like to have some puzzles in the car to avoid boredom and electronics. Other than that, this is a great puzzle game suitable for young kids. However, it makes a pretty loud clicking noise when you try to detach it. Unfortunately too loud for car, church etc.

Balls are held in place by a hard foam pad in the centre. Balls that are out of place don't actually move away from the hole, and it takes time to move them so far that putting them back in place has become a chore. Then I don't feel comfortable moving them around that central block of foam. I expected the balls to "snap" into the holes and then move freely in the frame, but they don't. Since I didn't find it funny, I guess neither did my son, so I'm sending it back instead of putting it in my…