🐦 Enhance Early Learning with Learning Resources Birds Sorting Pieces Review

My 2 year old has been playing with this for a few months. He loves to. I managed to work with him on the colors. He's improving. We can sort birds by color or size, big birds have a hole at the bottom for him to put on his finger and play like finger puppets, and he likes to stack and unfold bowls/nests. They've been thrown a few times and wear just as well. I have no doubt that they will be given to someone else when we are done with them. I definitely recommend it.

Very cheap look and feel. The birds are tiny from what I've read in some reviews, but I was still willing to take the risk. I would compare them to the size of (normal) balls. Not the kind of toy I would give to a toddler or toddler to learn their colors! I counted bears and bought colorful cups (or bowls) to sort them. They are still small and should always be supervised, but they are definitely not as dangerous as these chicks. Although it was a nice idea! We love birds and the topic of…

This is a fun "play" toy. My 5 year old and 2 year old love playing different things with him, including in the bath. Bought for my 2 year old to match and learn color, she loves getting it and keeps matching it. She will mix it up and do different things, but she tends to throw and combine with each other all the time. The size is just right for small hands. If you have one that puts something in their mouth I would keep an eye on them as the chicks are quite small and can look like a sweet…

I am amazed at how obsessed my 23 month old is with this toy. He has found so many uses for it, here are some of them: 1. He practices moving birds from "nest" to "nest" or back into the box2. He wears big birds on his fingers and we practice counting or colors. Or, if he's particularly wild, he runs and they fly off his fingers and he laughs like crazy. Sort by color. That he is currently AMAZING4. We've JUST started rolling out Patterns5. Play with mommy and chicks6. Find it funny to sort…