🧩 GEMEM Shape Sorter Toy - Wooden Building Blocks for Toddlers - Geometry Learning & Matching - Sorting Gifts - Didactic Classic Toys - Ages 2-3 Years Old Review

shape colors are very bright and seem durable and we like that the box has a little string at the top for easy portability. The only drawback is the location of the holes. When you paste shapes, it's obvious that they all go to the bottom of the block, and since there are holes in the bottom of the block, it's difficult to paste them into it. I'm frustrated as an adult, I can only see that the kid is frustrated by that too.

While strong and durable, its shape is INCREDIBLE! Here I am trying to teach my 2 year old shapes and you can't even name them if you try. A very, very bad idea for such young children. My child turns out to be smarter than the norm and loves a challenge, but he wasn't too keen on that at first, and neither am I now! I don't know how I missed that. If you're trying to teach your child shapes and their placement, this is definitely not for you.

Items themselves look great but paint is peeling. When you buy it, you are specifically advised not to use water for cleaning, which makes sense as it is a wood product. It says to use wipes like I did, the wiping is very minimal and so much paint is rubbed off. Part of the description says it's a non-toxic product, but it's not about paint, it's about wood. The color is extremely toxic if ingested, as colors like Red 40 and Yellow 40 are highly toxic. Even for the recommended age for use, even

I bought this shape sorter for my grandson who was almost 11 months old at the time. Daughter was very happy, grandson too. At that age he couldn't put the pieces together properly, but he started playing with it and trying to put the pieces together right away. The pieces are big enough for a child to swallow and choke on so I would give 5 stars. However, today I spoke to my daughter and saw my 12 month old grandson playing with another round wooden shape. sorter and asked her what happened to

This product isn't bad, but it's not perfect and here's why. The figure holes are 2 over 1, and if only a few blocks fall in, they will stop any attempt to insert a bottom block into one of those bottom figures unless you shake it to move them. Of course, this doesn't work if your child doesn't know how to solve the problem because he hasn't learned how to solve problems at his age. The second problem, the corners should be rounder and less angular. My husband was sitting in a low chair and my…