🎁 SIMBOOM Toddlers Busy Board for Early Learning Life Skills - Developmental Toys with Zippers, Buttons, Buckles - Basic Skills Activity Board Ideal for Kids Holiday Gifts, Blue Review

Wonderful toy. This allowed my 1 year old to master the art of clasps and clasps. It is durable and does not bend easily. If I could change something, I would use a material that doesn't stick to dog hair. I have two large dogs and their fur sticks to this toy like glue. Solved with a lint roller so not too bad but I would change that.

Many manufacturers try to make life easier for children. And in our time, few people know how to tie shoelaces on shoes. This board helps develop introspection skills. The set includes lacing and zipper, Velcro and various buttons, as well as various locks (which are on backpacks). My youngest son knows how to use zippers and buttons. But he is learning and still learning to tie his shoelaces.

I thought this would be great for my 3 and 5 year old granddaughters. Well, it's not as easy as it seems. Maybe there are too many things on one board. But the main problem is that their little fingers have a hard time manipulating objects, so they get frustrated and give up. The only thing they can easily manage is the zipper, the velcro and one of the buckle closures. If they were bigger ie the button section, the latch section maybe they would stick with it longer.

This kept my 1.5 year old entertained on the plane from time to time. It's easy to pack (especially compared to some similar toys that are odd-shaped stuffed animals). He liked the zipper and Velcro the most. He also liked to grab the plastic clip, but I was afraid he would pinch his fingers. There is a zipper on the back where I kept some stickers and flags. Many things were too difficult for him, but with increasing skill he would like it. Decent quality too.

Bought this to help my sister regain her fine motor skills after a stroke. It was also a big hit at the specialty care center where my sister was in rehab. It's flat so it's easy to store in a drawer or on a shelf. give information to your patients in turn. (In the COVID era, these types of items cannot be shared with other people.)

Love this idea! My daughter is still young, but I wanted to introduce her to zippers and buckles at an early age. She is obsessed with all things lace related and of course loves to untie her shoelaces. The only reason I sadly had to take the star off is because I took a picture opening it and then (because it has small choking parts I checked everything before giving it to my ;19 month old) the button literally fell off when I barely touched it. The knobs are a bit cheap but the quality of the