🧩 Engaging Toddler Puzzles for Kids Age 2 to 4: Introducing QUOKKA Review

Fine. My toddler loves it (but he loves all the puzzles). It smelled as soon as you opened it. I think it comes from what they used to bind the wood particles. I almost returned it for that reason. I also had to sketch the drawings. The knee, the arm, the neck, for example, were just patches of color.

These are great jigsaw puzzles to help your child learn more about their body, both inside and out. I wish the puzzles were a bit bolder, and I'm wondering if the faded colors will fade or fade over time compared to a Melissa & Doug puzzle that will last for years of use.

I love the fact that this puzzle is hard but I've seen others that made more sense. I don't like body part names. I think this is quite contradictory for a kid trying to learn body parts. My student had a little trouble placing the pieces, but all the other puzzles were too easy, so thank you.

This is an excellent quality product. The only problem at first glance is that since the laser cut and fit is so precise, it can be difficult to put the pieces back into the slots. I wanted to sand the edges of the piece myself but found that the edges softened on their own after a few games with my toddler.

I actually bought this purchase error. 😂 I was in a hurry to buy gifts for my son's 4th birthday and thought it would be a dress up puzzle. For example, you try on different clothes for people. Ha ha. I'm keeping it. I really like the big puzzle pieces and the board. I just can't watch this for too long or I'll shut up. Rschunimagu. But for him it will be a great opportunity to find out what he's made of.

My son is 3.5 years old and isn't very good at jigsaw puzzles. I bought it so he can train. He loves to. He was already interested in the human body, so this topic was perfect for him. It's a nice change of pace when he's playing with leggos and blocks all the time. CONS: Parts are difficult to grasp even for adults. Sometimes he gets upset about it.

My 3 year old is an expert at puzzles that are advanced for her age. I bought this puzzle purely for the knowledge, not the difficulty. Unfortunately these are pieces of wood that haven't been cut properly and unless you line the piece up exactly in place it won't even fit. I had problems with that too. My 3 year old doesn't like it and doesn't want to put this puzzle together again.

My 3 year old grandson loves these puzzles. He has anatomy books that he loves, but the jigsaw puzzle is his favorite toy. the first thing he wants to play with in the morning. He's so into anatomy. He plays with them in different ways. He likes to record the pieces with or without a base. Again and again he is asked questions about different parts of the body and organs. Now he knows them by heart. It's nice to see his curiosity thrive. Maybe we have a future doctor in the house.

I bought this puzzle set for my little granddaughter who is very interested in how the human body works. She asks what's in different body parts, and she liked seeing the muscles, skeletons, and other body parts (many of which she called "toast"!). However, there are some problems: 1) Strong odor. After unpacking and after more than a few days, this smell persists and is not very pleasant. My house is full of very sensitive noses and she smells like Ikea furniture. One of the cheapest end…