🧩 Classic Wooden Toy: Melissa & Doug Match and Roll Shape Sorter Review

We've had it for a little over a year now and it's still intact as my toddler dropped it. I got this when my son was 1.5 years old and didn't care at the time. At age 2 he began to show more interest, although his fine motor skills improved. Now he is 2.5 years old and it is very easy for him to sort them. If you are hesitant to buy this for toddlers I would recommend the Melissa & Dougs flat wooden puzzles. Then continue with these 3D shapes.

We received this today and within minutes of my 8 month old pressing the pieces on it (no hole) I noticed colored stains all over. The mold also left marks on our floor and, after several times in the mouth, on the sleeve of her overalls. It also comes with a huge sticker on the side which I tried to tear off (knowing my kid will chew on it and end up eating the ink) and it doesn't come off easily leaving a bunch of sticky residue. slime behind. My first and probably last toy from Melissa and…

I love the simplicity and quality of this toy! I got it for my little one's first birthday. She really liked the bright colors and started putting the pieces through a big hole at the top. 5 months later she still loves it and is getting more and more used to putting 13 different shapes in the matching holes and stacking the shapes into towers! Be sure to review the "additional steps" listed on the bottom of the cylinder. Great for stimulating creativity. It is very durable and well made. I…

I had high hopes for Melissa & Dough, we bought so many toys from them for our 1 year old. A recent blood test revealed that our child has high levels of lead in his blood. We went in search of the culprits and checked everything our child comes into contact with. We tested it and found the paint to be high in lead. Our little one kept putting these cubes in his mouth. These products are made in China, and such products, especially those with colored ink, arouse serious resentment. Very…

Baby loves it. Rather than repeating other reviews, I just wanted to add a tip in case anyone else is frustrated with a huge sticker that is difficult to remove. because the paper is too fragile and is constantly being torn. After pulling the blocks out of the container, I soaked them under the tap and picked them up with a sponge, essentially sanding the label. An ordinary kitchen sponge with a green rough side will do. Done in a lot less time, literally a minute if you just want to remove the

It actually came sealed and new but a part was missing so I sent it back. Also, it's smaller than I expected, which can be both a good and a bad thing (good because it doesn't take up much storage space, but bad because it's more difficult for a child to maneuver when they're still working on basic motor skills ). Anyway, I don't think it's at all for a small child. The ages range from a year and up, but I don't know too many kids under probably two that might enjoy these little pieces, so many