🎁 KIDWILL Wooden Hammer Pounding Toy, Sorting Maze Bench, Xylophone Musical Toy - 3 in 1 Educational Gift for 1 2 3 4 Year Old Baby Toddler Boy Girl - Perfect for Christmas, Birthdays Review

The kids love it. It's great that our two kids can play at the same time and it's several different activities in one. Xylophone, hammers and counting. However, one downside is that the wood scratches/dents too easily, sometimes even with careful hammering. mention it so that no one is surprised.

We love this toy! The child keeps returning to one of the toys throughout the day. took the sticks to play the xylophone. too sharp for her age. he would most likely be able to give them to her if she coordinated better and was less likely to gouge out her own eye. She has a wooden kitchen spoon that does the job so far :) One of the sliding wooden counting discs has cracked in half. can stick and jam. For me it's not that big that I would send it back. but if i gave it away i would come back…

My 2 year old grandson loves playing Hit the Mole! The moving numbers are a good test of his fine motor skills - he's still having a hard time so let's play together and I'll have fun! The xylophone sounds a bit out of tune to my grown-up ears, but it thinks it's a symphony and bangs hammers in every little hand! I am impressed with the construction of this toy and appreciate the smooth edges and craftsmanship. I also appreciate that this toy is wooden (rather than plastic) - for me it's a nice

I've been thinking about getting some kind of twirl tamper for a while and figured the next 2 years would probably be the cheapest time - especially since my son is busy fixing everything. He loves banging on things and listening to the different sounds different objects make when hit with a hammer. He loves his toys. I like solid wood toys when I can find them. I don't like buying toys with a lot of detail, but this racket was made to prevent the pins from being knocked out. Instead, the pins…

This toy was a real disappointment. I bought this for my 18 month old son and wouldn't even think of giving it to him. The first thing that struck me upon opening the shipping carton was that while it is intended for boys and girls ages 1 to 4, there is a warning not to give it to anyone under the age of 3, as some do articles is the case. may pose a choking hazard. After looking at the toy myself, I found a few more issues. First on one of the hammers was a piece of glue that had dried and had