Review on 🌸 130 PCS Flower Garden Building Toy: Educational STEM Toys for Toddler Girls Age 3-6, Ideal Girl and Boy's Gift by Joshua Ngo

I bought the CENOVE Build a Bouquet flower arrangement for $35 and the Green Toys Build-a-Bouquet for $30. Both sets are adorable sets that will provide hours of creative fun for little girls. I loved playing with them and I'm a grandma. I haven't given them to my grandson to try yet, but I know that as a child I would have had endless fun arranging and displaying these beautiful flower beds. So which set should you buy? In terms of the number of possibilities, Cenove is far superior to Green Toys. 130 pieces versus 42 pieces Green Toys. Although the construction of the bases and stems appear to be identical, the Cenove are more stable in their bases; and don't break as easily as green toys. The Cenove set has more stamens, mids and leaves than I could have imagined making many levels and designs possible, while the Green Toys set has so few stamens and mids that some flowers just can't have mids. (Green Toys only has nine centers for fifteen colors.) While the Green Toys flowers are noticeably prettier in design and color, the difference is too small to offset the Cenove set's other positive attributes. All other differences aside, Cenove includes a durable and attractive storage/carrying case, while Green Toys comes in a nondescript box. The Cenove set is vastly superior to the Green Toys set and only costs five dollars more. I didn't want to jump to that conclusion, but unless 'green' outweighs all else, the Cenove set is by far the better choice of the two. If Green Toys increased the number of centers and stems and improved stability, I would be willing to pay significantly more for greens because of the green and superior beauty. In the meantime I will buy Cenove if I want a set for my grandson.: