🧩 Explore Counting with Melissa & Doug See Inside Numbers Wooden Puzzle" Review

This puzzle helped our 19 month old to count to 10. The numbers themselves are of good thickness and as you can see the number seven was chewed up a bit and not damaged. The small white pins on each of the numbers help develop fine motor skills and grab them to use the pinch grip between thumb and forefinger to pick up the numbers. Great solid puzzle to learn! I love Melissa and Doug! I recommend and buy again. I hope you found it useful!

As a parent I hate things that light up and make a lot of noise for my kids so I don't really want to buy this for other people. It was a gift I bought for several children's birthday parties and eventually for my own child. I know this will be a very effective product for teaching my kids numbers. She's just over a year old and already trying to figure out how to pack and I love that it's educational. Very cheap and very good quality.

Terrible quality! The very first time my child touched a puzzle piece with wet fingers after putting it in his mouth, the #1 picture paper rubbed off. He just grabbed it and the red color faded instantly. Then he touched the inside of #6, and the inside came off as well. I expected better quality from Melissa and Doug's products. The only thing is that I happened to see a used exact same puzzle on Craigslist and bought the puzzle. My child has grabbed it, drooled, even chewed it many times and…

This is a great puzzle. Every Melissa and Doug product is made to the highest quality and lasts a long time. What you need to know about this puzzle is that underneath the puzzle pieces is not the same image as many wooden puzzles. For example, there are two small circles under the number 2 and no other number 2. This can make it a bit difficult for toddlers who are using their matching skills to put the puzzle together. However, it can be a good learning and thinking puzzle for kids with more…

This is a great toy/tool for learning coordination and counting! My daughter loves this! I gave it to her when she was 16-18 months and she didn't show much interest but she just turned 2 and now she can't get enough of her "babies"? and it's visually great for her (she learned to count to 10 but ALWAYS skipped the number 7 so I thought looking and touching the number would help her remember - and I was right!) , but it's also great for me because playing Bamber with her usually gives me enough

This is the perfect puzzle for my 2 year old! He loves to. My little budding mathematician is obsessed with identifying numbers and loves to point them out when I ask him to. He's 24 months old and can't speak fully yet, so I hope working with this picture will also help him understand the words faster. The following images will also help you learn to count. Compared to the big jigsaw puzzle in the shape of Melissa and Doug that we have with big handles, this jigsaw puzzle is less solid and not

This is a great puzzle and you can't beat the price. But honestly, I wish I had gone for the more expensive option that doesn't have pins. This is for a toddler who is now 2.5 years old - he can handle the clips but would be much better off with parts without clips (but since he has clothespins he refuses to use them in real toddler form any other way use). When you use the pins to put the pieces back in place they will start spinning as the motor skills are still strong enough to handle…