🧩 Kidzlane Wooden Body Puzzle for Toddlers - Educational Puzzles for Kids Review

I got jigsaw puzzles for both girls and boys after my daughters (3 and 7 years old) started asking more curious questions about body parts and childbirth. The layers of it are beautiful showing bones, organs/blood vessels, muscles, skin and clothing. We had many good discussions about intimate parts and consonance, anatomy, activities to strengthen our muscles, and sex. I wish there were skin color options. Maybe the manufacturer can expand?

Hey if you're buying these for a preschool event (cough lab week at the hospital where I work with cough) you know they're anatomically correct in ALL areas. I wish I had known that beforehand. Otherwise they are adorable. I brought them home for my son since lab week was canceled and he loves them. He can now identify all the major organs and by the age of 3 knows that veins are part of the circulatory system. Mom is (obviously) a nerd so they're adorable.

Item condition is anatomical and I have been working on looking at the pictures on the layer line. The second and third layers have the anatomical genitals of men and women. I wanted to have this toy in my office so the kids can play with it while I work with them or while I work with their siblings. Don't think it will work. I think it's a great quality and I love the idea of body layers. However, they are not suitable for an office environment. Maybe I'll get a fig leaf sticker?

My husband was looking for something for our son who is really interested in anatomy and the inside of the body. He asks a lot of questions (especially about the digestive system since he's just been potty trained) and wants to see the body parts explained. (This puzzle is way better than Googling pictures!) The systems are shown in enough detail to be interesting, but not enough to be gory. So far it has been well tolerated by a 3 year old who has thrown it on the table several times to…

Bought this for our 3 year old grandson's birthday and it's a huge hit! You played with it for almost an hour right after opening it and easily got a sense of what's in the body and where. Pictures of a small child's body so that you can easily understand them. Each layer, starting with the innermost—the skeleton, then the organs and circulatory system, then the muscles, the skin, and finally fully clothed—is slightly larger in external dimensions so they stack in the correct order. Very cute…

Nice puzzle. I love that it's anatomically correct as I think it's important for my 3 year old to know his anatomy (and his own names) and ask questions. He loves puzzles and is very interested in the human body. We put the puzzle together and talk about different organ systems and he can put the puzzle together himself. I want them to have different skin tones/hair textures. I think he would find it more similar, knowing that people have different skin colors and this boy doesn't look like…