🔢 Skoolzy 24 Pegs for Peg Board Toy - Montessori Occupational Therapy Fine Motor Skill Development for Toddlers and Preschoolers - Color Recognition, Stacking, Sorting, and Counting - Ideal for OT Review

I love this toy. Perfect size for little hands. So colorful and durable. My grandson is 22 months old so he enjoys stacking pegs now. I think it will be very helpful as we start learning colors and counting. Thanks for the great training!

I bought these for my preschool class to match another set. you love her We will use them to create patterns but I also use them for free play so the kids can use them however they want. They are used daily in our classes.

I still don't understand how much one simple thing can do for your kids. There are so many activities that you can "create" with these pens, all in a very playful way with your children. I wish we had these when I was a kid hahaha

Great pegs. Easy to handle and fold for my 20 month old baby. The only reason I didn't give that five stars is because the pins won't stay together unless they're vertical in the breadboard. I was hoping the pegs would take some effort to loosen to work on arm strength as well. Generally very good for developing fine motor skills.

Both my kids love to fold clothespins and it's nice that they can be folded up so they have more options when the clothespin board is full. I even had to buy a second set to get enough. They help my youngest (20 months) to really develop his fine motor skills and he loves doing jigsaw puzzles.

A young child will not be strong enough to fit these pegs into a deformed foam "pegboard" until they reach second or third grade. As an adult I had problems. Trying to stack them is just as difficult. It's just terrible design. There are other brands of pegboards that are easy enough for 15 month olds. Buy them, not this brand. At least they were cheap. Different brands have different shapes. Not this brand. Buy them, not this brand.