Enhance Early Childhood Development with Learning Resources Smart Snacks Rainbow Review

We have a newer set of these colored cones and have had no problem keeping them on the cones. Even with a high stack! There is a slight "learning curve" as the pegs somehow snap into the first part of the blade, but nothing my 20 and 4 year olds couldn't figure out. I suggest showing them a few times first, but maybe that's obvious to a mom like me. Needless to say, this is a high quality, strong and durable rubber material as Lesrning Resources is known for! Also very realistic! You will…

I bought this set because I have the old version and I was impressed with the fun new colors. BIG DISAPPOINTMENT! The cones are much smaller. The old sets were the perfect size for our little hands.2. Much thinner than other set3. Ice will NOT stay on the waffles. (Biggest disappointment) You have to keep them upright or they will fall over. Another set I own, the cone pops into a groove on ice cream. Such a bummer for something as cool as this set WAR. I always gave them, but no more.

Controversial product! On the one hand, love, love, I love the quality! Thick but flexible silicone-like ice cream is amazing! Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa better than plastic that breaks or bends. But as other reviewers have pointed out, the ice cream doesn't stay on the cones. You have a nudge and bend the cone into ice cream and then you're left with about 1 inch of the cone that you can barely hold on to. Unfortunately there aren't any better options on the market so I'm keeping it but…

Ice cream cones were a great addition to help my granddaughters with their flowers. Both are 2 years old and have been making ice cream in the sandpit all summer. Now that it's getting colder and we're spending more time indoors, I've given them indoor cones. They are very durable and washable as they get really perky indoors with this ice cream. I would agree with others that they fall off the cones, but I was focused on helping them spot their colors, so we added some plastic plates to ours…

Both my children like to play with ice cream cones at their school. Now that school is away, I bought my own set off Amazon for them to play with at home. What I got was a total disappointment! I'm not sure how long they've been changing form, but the new form is completely inferior to the old form. I ended up finding an older set on eBay and waited until I got it to show the big difference between the old set and the new set. Now the cones are much smaller and thinner. The "shoulders" of ice…

I teach English online individually to students in China. I bought this ice cream set as a "reward system" for my students and they love it! The younger ones love to pretend to lick ice cream and counting how many balls they have helps increase their numbers. When I'm doing the color module, the ice helps reinforce the colors as I learn them. Since it comes with two cones, I can use it to reinforce positive behavior. If a student doesn't follow directions, they know I'll take an ice cream cone…

Arrived on time and matches the photos and description. I gave it to my 3 year old daughter and it was a hit. She liked the colors and how it looked like ice cream. (She got a kayak for her barbie, a moana doll and a huge swimming pool, such tough competition but yes she actually ended up playing with it!) I bought this set after looking at another ice cream toy had viewed. I liked this one because it had 2 cones and I think it should be more fun than just taking turns. That means you can play…