🧩 QZMTOY Big Shape Sorter Toys: 19 Colorful Wood Geometric Shape Blocks & Sorting Cube Box – Classic Wooden Developmental Toy for Preschool Toddlers – Ideal Birthday Gift for Boys and Girls Review

Bought as a Christmas present for my 1 year old. Not only does she love stacking blocks and sorting blocks, but she teethes and loves to chew them. They're a perfectly safe size, great colors and a neutral box that's nice to the touch. Great gift for kids!

I give this product 4 stars because it is a really great product. It is durable and has many shapes for children to learn. The kids in my kindergarten love to find out. The only drawback was the quality. It came without any of the corner pieces in the box holding the lid. So when the kids try to put the pieces on top, the lid falls off.

My almost 2 year old loves this toy! I have a problem with an aspect of the design. Of course, it would be nice if the opening side could be closed so the others she's already put in don't fall apart as she turns them up and down trying to find the right hole for the shape. Outside. It doesn't seem to bother her as much as it bothers me, so I'm giving it 4 stars.

It had 2 heart shaped blocks and the circle block was missing. There is a full set (a box from the first order and blocks from the second set) but what worries me is that 1 some smaller blocks fit and go through other holes... 2 the lid of the box falls off so easily that the children are upset. I would not recommend this to other people.

looked great on Amazon's photo and description. However, the side of the box that opens/closes to hold the items inside is not fixed and therefore the pieces keep falling out when the user rotates the box to see the sides. design is the problem. And as mentioned, the field saying the item supports the "exploitation" of children should probably indicate exploration. Someone asked me to post a photo but the item has already been returned. Both my daughter and I looked at the words.

Well built. Thick wooden boards. However, the floor is made of thin plywood. The lid comes off easily when inverted so I added some magnets to keep it in place but the magnets tended to get caught on the lid when the 18 month old was trying to get the lid on properly to sit up, so I took it back. Rope handles are a nice addition. He doesn't quite understand the concept of shape matching yet, but he likes to pull the box by the string and have a mobile unit.

VERIFICATION: 2 main problems: A whole side of the cube comes off to remove the blocks. It doesn't fit snugly and doesn't have a locking mechanism so it just falls off. When the blocks go in, they just fall out of the cube. Second, several different blocks can enter the same opening. So the whole point of a sorter is debatable. This unit is just a basket for blocks. My 1.5 year old played with it a few times and never again. We just threw it away as it's not even worth donating.

Our 1 year old daughter loves them. I bought it for her when she was 11 months old. At first she was more interested in playing with the shapes, but then she progressed to pulling them in and out of the large open bodice. She quickly figured out that they go through holes and that they go through different holes and will flip it and try to find the right ones. Some forms are still difficult for their age. But it fascinates her and she is determined to learn it and loves to play with it. Great…

The wooden box itself is good and the blocks are good too, but the box has two identical sides. I think mine was assembled incorrectly. - I placed all the blocks in one photo. - You can see that a dark blue square, a yellow circle and a blue semicircle are used above. - One side uses a rusty right triangle, pink trapezoid, orange pentagon and yellow octagon (a randomly placed red hexagon next to it, you can see the correct yellow octagon block in the last image). - The other side uses a light…