🔤 GEMEM Alphabet Learning Educational Toddlers: Unlocking the Power of Language for Your Little Ones Review

The color is more like "dusty" (see 2nd picture). gender neutral. Perfect size for my toddler's hands or even for adults. 4-year-olds have no problem fitting on the board. No disappointments for anyone. Pooh. You can leave it and enjoy folding. Very beautiful! Highly recommended.

I love them so much! My daughter is in kindergarten and is finally interested in practicing letter sounds, forming words, adding numbers, etc. with them. They're super cute on the shelf too! Excellent quality product, highly recommended.

My autistic son loves to play with wooden puzzles. Especially numbers, letters and shapes. They worked well, he plays with them every day. I also think he likes the colors a lot. I rate things by how often they are used. I give 5 stars because he uses it daily and literally for hours.

I didn't like that letters that could be rotated either way didn't work on this puzzle. Therefore, some letters, such as E.g. "m", cannot be flipped in both directions. So it can be frustrating for my toddler to learn letters when they look right but don't fit because they aren't symmetrical. Otherwise, it's cute and fun!

We were a bit reluctant to buy these as the price was pretty good. After receiving the boards we couldn't ask for anything better. The colors are vibrant, the wood is smooth and the details are solid. My only complaint is a few letters and numbers that could be easily swallowed. Just take them out and toss them in the drawer until your child is ready and accidentally puts them in their mouth.

Some people may not like this for their letter and number design idea, because you can only write it if you place it right. I can excite small children like toddlers (my son is 22 months old and lost his temper very quickly). But actually I like it because I think it helps to set some kind of rules? Anyway it's a good buy, I like the macaroon colors and the size is good, easy for kids to hold.

Overall it looks good and seems able to handle my wild toddler. However, the colors of the numbers/letters do not always match the background colors on the board, so color matching can be difficult. There are also some very subtle differences between uppercase and lowercase letters that you wouldn't expect, like X, N and Z. My toddler is just under 2 years old so maybe a 3 year old can figure it out but mine 23 month old definitely can't . I'm not even sure my husband noticed when he turned the

I mean everything is fine. But a few shapes are wrong and will confuse little ones. The same applies to numbers and letters. My toddler was a little confused putting them back because they weren't exactly what he was holding like other ABC charts where the indentation is exactly the same as a letter or number. But I can only blame the people who made this thing🤷🏻‍♀️ Also the numbers, under each one says what the number looks like and I just find it weird because it confuses them but it's a…