🔓 Montessori Busyboard: Unlocking Fun with Sensory, Study, and Activity Boards - 12-60 Month Age Range Review

One and two year olds in my class liked to sit with me and use this bodyboard. It's heavy but seems durable. A piece of the key fob broke off on the first day of the game, but that's not necessary, so I took it off. My kids and I love this board!

I bought this for my 9 month old so he's a bit young for that but he can still do some things on the board and this makes him happy especially fun when I show him what he has to do. I don't leave it with him as he tries to turn it over and it's very heavy so I wouldn't recommend leaving your child unattended to use it. It is very well made and I would recommend this product.

This is a cool concept and I appreciate that it's handmade, but a lot of the details have fallen off. It has keys on a very thin ring which my little 3 year old niece pulled on and the ring gave way and she had keys to choke on. The small wooden symbols were decorative and easy to swallow. Other parts came loose within a few days. I had high hopes but I couldn't keep it.

This was bought for our 1.5 year old son for a long car ride. Sitting in the terrible traffic of New York was the perfect occupation for him. It's well made and heavier than I thought. The weight was perfect, allowing him to play without turning it over while sitting on his lap in a car seat. The lock and keys are supplied removable so we just added straps and small screws to attach them to the board. It would be great on a plane or in a restaurant.

This item is amazing! My 2-year-old daughter got far too many (nice) presents for her birthday, but THAT interested her the most and kept her busy the longest. Her favorites are the super cool backlit spinner and the locks/keys. Worth every penny, very durable but star docking as the doorbell popped off in the first 15 minutes with light use. It is attached with a foam sticker. Everything else seems messed up.

This is a fun, well made board that my little one loves. However, I deducted two stars because some of the metal edges of the locks are sharp and can scratch sensitive skin, and also because the board came with two sets of tiny lock keys that could and could easily - and intentionally - come loose from the board pose a choking hazard. Overall a great idea, but too many dangers for the target group of curious, unpredictable toddlers.

The cap on the end of the rod came loose, causing all the wooden beads to come loose. We were able to fix it easily with glue. But if we're not careful, it could end badly. The board is very heavy and the edges are sharp, so watch out for your little ones' fingers. Our child (18m) dropped the board and the top of the switch came off. Many small pieces of metal were scattered. The spinner has a backlight which my son loves. Overall a great idea, but not for ages. Owned for about 6 months. When I