Enhancing Toddler Learning with Animals ValeforToy: Realistic and Engaging Educational Playtime Review

I love these animals! I can do sooooo many sensory actions with them (see Pinterest) and that's what I love about the toy. I toss them in soapy water and my toddler happily rinses or brushes them for a bath. Or I stick tape on the table and she sets them up in a parade. A VERY useful product for homeschooling because it has so many uses. The number of animals you get for this price is high, neither the level of detail of the animals nor the color are always the best, but the usefulness…

I received a set that has clearly already been opened and returned by someone else - the top of the package looks like it has a seal that needed to be torn off and it was already open. It doesn't bother me that much, but it does bother me that half the pieces are missing. I don't care if Revain resells returned items but if something has been opened at least make sure all parts are present before reselling. Some of the parts are cages and artificial grass, which is absolute rubbish, but the…

I bought this set for my little one to help introduce him to a little more different animals than we normally see. I was a little surprised to learn that half of the 52 piece set was made up of props. It's also less than I expected. The sizes of the animals are out of proportion to real life, but that doesn't bother me much as the exact proportions of elephant to koala make for a very large elephant or a very small koala. My biggest disappointment is the appearance of the animals. Bears are…

Overall, these animals are great and can be used to learn animal names. They have a good level of detail and mostly match the actual colors of the animals. There are some oddly colored animals such as orange moose, green rhino and pink hippo. The kit includes a small piece of paper on which is written what the animals should be. and not all are the same size. The animals seem to come from different groups - especially the yellow-orange animals like the kangaroo, the frilled lizard, the camel…

I like to give away small toys other than candy for Halloween. In the past few years I have observed that many children turn to their parents and tell them about the toys they have been given. Nobody ever says they have another Milky Way bar. Besides the usual gleeful smirks from small children at getting these animals in addition to candy, I had another experience this year. A group of students came to the door. I expected these older kids to only want candy. So I asked if any of them had any…

My younger girls (9 and 3) sit in the waiting rooms with me several hours a week while one of their brothers is being treated. Small sets like this keep them busy and they are often accompanied by other children. We have several toob sets but wanted a little more variety. Yes, about 1/3 is made up of fence, grass, and tree pieces, but kids who love anything will love building a zoo, farm, or wildlife sanctuary with these pieces. All the animals stand up, which is great. Some were left without…

Great set with little animals! You get 32 different animals for an incredibly low price! Just a note, their sizes are not proportional to each other - a squirrel is larger than a black bear. In addition, the black bear and gorilla have red eyes, the fox has a strange nose, and the camel and leopard have yellow eyes. , the frilled lizard has blue ears, one of the diaras is peachy so the colors aren't always accurate which I thought was more of an issue, but most of the animals are amazingly…

I was very happy when I opened this package and found that it contains such rare and wonderful creatures. It was so amazing to see such a real resemblance to a squirrel. Since we never go out and look out the windows, this creature is very alien and alien to us. So whimsical we thought it was part of a playset featuring animals you would normally only find in a zoo. We were also pleased to see the rare endangered pink moose. I'm sure my animal-loving friends know that 10,000 years ago only pink