🥚 ZenBombs 12 Matching Eggs Learning Toys for Toddlers, Gifts for 3+ year old Preschoolers, Montessori Baby Toys, Enhances Color and Shape Recognition Skills, Educational Toy for Kids Review

I really liked how easy and fun it was with my students. This is a great way to learn numbers and match colors. Easy to handle and use, perfect for little hands.

My 4th year loves it. This is a fun way to learn numbers and match the color/shape of the number. It is lightweight and easy to store in the box provided. Today we have a lot of fun with our new educational toy.

Got the version number. A good toy for role play, coordination and visuo-spatial skills (color matching and number orientation). It would be nice to push in the sound. Expect it to be fairly durable and sturdy. Some eggshells open easier than others, but that's fine for grip strength training.

Little hands owe these eggs! My little one easily opens the eggs and picks them up himself. My kid can play too as they are too big to fit in his mouth. The eggs and box are durable and can withstand many games. Great for color and number matching and hand-eye coordination!

Received this item for my 3 year old grandson. He liked the egg when it arrived. The eggs are white, but when you open them, they are colored and numbered. This not only teaches the child colours, numbers and matching, but also helps with eye-hand coordination as they have to line up the numbers on each egg to put them together. Smart! Love it!

Fun colorful toy! Matching eggs are colorful and realistic. They come in a life-size plastic egg carton. It's strong and durable and looks like it will hold up well. The eggs are designed to be easy to take apart and fit together perfectly when reassembled. The eggs are holding up well. I love that they can customize the number and color so little ones can play too. I will buy other sets!

My 4 year old had so much fun with this toy. I was immediately struck by the durability of the eggs and the box they are kept in. My son spent quite a bit of time taking them apart and putting them back together. This helped him practice counting, recognizing colors and shapes, and the dexterity of his fingers in putting them together. He also took it to his play kitchen and used it in that capacity quite a bit over the past week. He even tried to show my 1 year old how to put them back…