🧩 Wooden Body Puzzle for Toddlers by Kidzlane Review

Although I really like this puzzle I would like it to be multiracial. My 3 year old caucasian loves it so much I would love to buy it as a gift for her 2 best friends (black). I won't buy them from you as the puzzle only comes in one race. Please do this puzzle for non-white children too.

I taught my daughter the difference between boys and girls with this and the men's puzzle. I guess the puzzles are anatomically correct so we could talk about why girls have vulvas and boys have penises and testicles. Excellent teaching material, I will definitely use it with my youngest daughter. The puzzle pieces are thick and arranged in layers that are easy to follow.

My daughter loves this educational toy! It has multiple layers of body parts. Great for teaching young children about their bodies. You can use it together with other medical toys. This is a wooden toy, so I recommend this toy for ages 2+ who have stopped chewing on objects. This is good quality wood, excellent quality. Parents can communicate with their children by telling them about bones, nerves, muscles, skin, clothing, and body parts.

I bought this for my granddaughter and she is fascinated by it, she is 4 years old. This opened up conversations about her body and where things are. Much better than a regular puzzle, but maybe a little harder. The only negative thing I have to say is that both the dressed girl and the skin girl have a bow in their hair making it hard to tell which head goes with which body. Fortunately, the heads are slightly different in size. I think it must be a manufacturing error.

For the life of me I cannot understand the anger or "discomfort" some people have with this ANATOMY be ANATOMICAL toy. Most likely, your child has already noticed what is in his pants. I bought the girls and boys versions after my 3 year old asked me where my penis was (I'm his mom). It was quite difficult to find one that actually showed the difference between M/F genitalia. They are sturdy, well made and kept him entertained for over an hour. (FYI, internal specific M/F structures are not…

My 3 year old daughter asked what was under her skin and under her bones. . Now she could have something instructive. I (or she) didn't mind that the puzzle featured nudity. I didn't put much stock in it, and she didn't think it was weird either - after all, that's what the body looks like. She can do all the parts herself. She asked lots of great questions and we talked about veins, blood, bones and muscles. Very cool learning tool. I will probably buy it for my son when he grows up. Excellent