🐧 Adorable Penguin Nesting Dolls: Explore the World of Matryoshka Penguins! Review

Smelly cute! They are made of hard plastic, not wood. The smallest actually opens too unexpectedly. They were packaged well and my kids already love them.

It's plastic so won't hit it too hard but I bought this for my 22 month old grandson as he was obsessed with the ceramic pencil shaped measuring cup set that fit into each other. The perfect alternative and he learns to put them all together. Great for hand-eye coordination. You have to be careful when using them, but that's not a problem.

2nd review in a few weeks Two penguins are peeling off the print - most of the paint can be rubbed off rendering it unusable. As if the paint wasn't sealed. 1st Rating: It's so great to play for my son. They hold up well, even though he's dropped them on the floor several times. One of them has a small scratch in the paint, but otherwise they are of good quality.

I ordered this penguin nest kit and when I received it I found it was made out of cheap plastic. €16.95 is definitely not worth it. I ordered it through Revain Prime so I figured I could return it easily. I wanted to return it and it says this product cannot be returned. Nowhere in the description does it say that returns are not possible. Now I'm stuck with $17 stupid plastic junk.

If you can't find a gift for your weird, nerdy but really cool nephew, get this one! He's eleven and also loves penguins so it was a win-win. From what I hear he loves them and puts them in a prominent place. They're made of durable material, so great for kids (including the little brother who insists on playing with them too ;)), and the packaging is great too. . If kids are so inclined to read it (my nephews weren't, well.)

These penguins are made out of nice plastic (quite strong and don't look cheap). They are easier to take apart than some of the wooden ones, which can swell and stick together (and are difficult for a child to open). The kid I bought them for loves them. As she plays with it, she thinks and learns clearly to fit the smaller sizes into the larger ones. It's simple, but seems quite enlightening to her. The smallest penguin is likely to be a hazard to a toddler, so I would recommend removing it…

When my almost two year old granddaughter saw this new toy in her grandmother's stuff box, the first thing she did was to take it apart and over and over. and again until she reached the smallest. She played with him non-stop for over an hour with an intensity I found exciting. Her little hands were flying around, taking them apart and then trying to put them back together - it reminded me of the kids who compete in Speed Stacks. I knew she would love this toy because she loves taking things…

I bought these for my 15 month old grandson who is addicted to my Russian nesting dolls. I was concerned about getting the paint in his mouth or getting broken pieces (he's pretty strict about toys), so I looked for a kid-friendly solution at a reasonable price. These adorable little penguins were just what he needed: he likes big eyes and enough to keep him busy trying to match individual birds and then nesting them. I don't expect them to last forever, but for now they're perfectly sturdy and

Our 3 year old LOVES this toy! He folds them over and over again and carries them everywhere. He also has a version of Marvel Avengers and asked for it for his birthday when he saw it. He's slept in it every night since we got it. The video they have to describe their product has been viewed countless times, and each time it references the littlest penguin closing its eyes; it has a very cute design. Countless times this toy has fallen on the street, on the tiles and even we have stepped on it…