🦁 Exploring the Jungle: LEGO DUPLO Wild Animals of South America 10973 Building Toy Set for Toddlers (Ages 2-5) Review

It was delivered very quickly, it was well packed, there was no damage (which is very common now! ), Taking into account the accumulated points and a very good discount during the sales period, it turned out to be a very pleasant and affordable price!

It came, unexpectedly large box, which pleasantly surprised. Packed well, soundly, not a single scratch or dent. Impeccably smooth. I took it as a gift, because it was so important. The details are large, in individual packages, instructions, seven animals. Everything is as in the picture. The quality is on top! On the market, the cost was lower than in other online stores-4069. I think I was lucky to grab it))) But still, even for this price, it's expensive

South American Wildlife Collection makes a great addition to Duplo's other continents. This is a large set with a playmat background. My favorite pieces are sloth and pineapple. Duplo is the perfect size for toddlers to grasp and build.

My 4 year old daughter loves this set! This is the first Duplo set she hasn't immediately disassembled since we put it together. She moves the animals and I hear her getting them to "talk" to each other. As a teacher, I'm always on the lookout for toys that encourage independent, imaginative play. The background included in the set is made of durable cardboard and makes the set even more fun. I was able to move the TV from room to room with ease. This is a substantial set for the money. I will…

there is several animal-oriented duplo sets, so some of the animals here are from other sets, but you really can't have too many monkeys. The llama and sloth weren't in any of the other sets we had, so they were particularly exciting, and when I first saw these flowers, which aren't the usual star-shaped duplo flowers - do they look more like a jungle flower? Very cool and they add depth to the Duplo garden scenes which I love to build while playing with my kids. In terms of scenery, the caves…