🦄 Large Unicorn Birthday Party Children's 8x6-Inch Decor Review

This unique gift was given to the birthday boy's little brother and sister so they don't feel left out this holiday season. Was very popular and a great invitation to save.

Super nice but does it mean there is no way to pull back without breaking it? My daughter is 5 years old so she is unhappy that she can't play with her coins.

No bottom connector. Don't be tempted to spend $20 on a piggy bank that only has $10 worth of change in it and then break it open to get the money. Who spends $20 to save $10?! Otherwise quite nice.

I think it's a very nice piggy bank. My 6 year old liked it very much. It's a pity, however, that there's no coin circle to receive the money - you'll have to legally destroy it if you want to spend your savings. This is the only complaint I have. This is not an eternal bank. 🔨 🐖 🏦

My 3 year old daughter loves to store money so we got her this piggy bank for Christmas. First, I didn't know it had to be broken. I was hoping for the ones with little plugs on the bottom. I guess you should break this one and I guess it's my fault I didn't review it more. Second, it broke immediately. She was thrilled to put money in it, she followed me down the hall, banged on it and broke the horn, no big deal as her dad super glued it back on. Well, then she grabbed it and shook it to see…

"Resin" I thought it was a tough plastic, but it looks like brittle ceramic, maybe with an extra layer of plastic or something. We were looking for something our 3 year old wouldn't destroy by dropping it on the stone floor. But the most interesting thing is that it doesn't have a hole to pull out the money - you have to pry it open to get the money out. On the one hand, it's nice to know that kids won't be able to get money, play with it and lose it, or put it in their mouth and choke on it…