🧩 Sesame Street Alphabet Floor Puzzle: A Fun and Educational Toy for Kids Review

I ordered this item a few months ago for my daughter's first birthday. We had a party on Saturday and opened presents, this is one of them. The product was not completed; We didn't understand all the letters of the alphabet and two Rs. I want my money back. Do not buy this product.

My 3 year old loves it. Not limited to two dimensions, we use them to build fortresses, stages, fire stations and all kinds of structures. Even his Legos interfere with the process. If you are looking for a play mat, please note that one set does not cover a very large area. We bought two of these to build larger structures (we don't use them as mats).

As you can see in the photo we had a loose part which was dangerous for my 2 year old. Then one of the pieces, which can also be seen in the photo, started to separate like a package and eventually fused together. It's May in Indiana, so it's not hot enough. However, all my daughters love it and have wanted to cut the V piece and hope it holds up. I would buy, I would just inspect things well before giving them away!

I put the pacifier (0-6 months) on the red square to determine its size in the picture. The carpet is uneven throughout. If you run your hand over it, you can feel the edges and gaps. Sitting/lying on it would be uncomfortable. I bought this for my three month old daughter; Instead, I am adding an actual mat to my Walmart order. This product image is very misleading and very disappointing that a big brand like Sesame Street could do something like this.

My 2 year old son is a Sesame Street fan and loves this puzzle. All the pieces are the same size, so they can be put together in any order, which is very convenient for toddlers who are just getting used to jigsaw puzzles. The pieces are thick and strong and can also be assembled into cubes that can be stacked inside each other. Each piece has a letter and an accompanying picture representing the word that starts with that letter (Elmo and Cookie get the highest score for looks), a fun and…

You never know what toy will become your child's favorite toy. For my 16 month old baby this is a floor puzzle. He plays with it every day. We help him put the pieces together or assemble them into cubes so he can put them together. The puzzle is stored in a box that my son can easily access. He takes out the pieces, puts them away, looks at the characters and sorts them to find his favorite pictures himself. We got the first puzzle as a hand and bought the second because he is so passionate…

This toy has two main features: First, it's cheap - less than $10. Second: This is Sesame Street. for your floor - a much smaller version, and in the corners the parts do not fit perfectly. Each puzzle piece measures approximately 4 x 4 inches. If you have small children (under the recommended age), be careful when unpacking. Some of the corner pieces are still slightly attached and when you pull it out a few small pieces fall off (they're really just leftovers, but they're very small…