🧒 Educational Eco-Friendly Products for Toddlers and Preschool Children Review

Numbers and letters are difficult to read. My son sometimes has a hard time noticing them. He can easily put together a puzzle without using numbers/letters as a guide.

This is a replacement. The 1st puzzle was missing a number, and not only is the letter "B" missing from this one, but the alphabet is reversed. It is also used! Too bad, I really wanted to give it to my grandson.

4 year old loved the puzzle! I like that there are numbers on one side and letters on the other. The only problem is that the parts will stick together because the surface of the parts is a little rough, so you need to be careful when disassembling.

Somehow we forgot the letter HI, we write the manufacturer and draw H. But this is a big mistake. Otherwise I was willing to give 5 stars. In fact, however, the alphabet puzzle must have an up-to-date and complete alphabet. I'm just saying.

Ideal for children to combine their alphabets and numbers as each piece is marked with a number on one side and a letter on the other. I've found that it's easier for little hands if you assemble it in a horizontal position first and then flip it to a vertical position! Great for dinosaur lovers in your family!

It came in very plain packaging which is great the kids toy doesn't have any extra plastic ties, bags etc. Happy to put it together and we'll discuss what time it is and what the clock looks like, when it is time to sleep, have dinner and other things we do at a certain time.

I love quality wooden toys and bought some toys for my niece in India from Shumee toy store. Good to know they are also available from Revain USA. We bought this colorful wooden clock puzzle that is perfect for toddlers. My son loves solving puzzles and telling the time with this toy. It has hour and minute hands that can be moved at different times and it's great that you can teach them to tell the time. Bright colors and quality material make it the best option for little kids!

My 4 year old grandson loves this dinosaur puzzle. He's really into dinosaurs, so he ticked off a few items on the Christmas gift list. It's colorful, requires critical thinking, and rewards upon completion. He knows his ABCs and can count to 20, but he doesn't necessarily know what each letter or number looks like, so it's interesting to talk to him about it while he's working on it. He can then move it when it's done and make dino noises. Great toy, great puzzle, great gift.