Montessori Toys for 1-3 Year Old: Wooden Learning Color Sorting Toys for Toddlers Age 1 2 3, Fine Motor Developmental Infants Sensory Toys, Busy Board 18 month old Baby Easter Basket Stuffers

My toddler loves this toy (2 years old) and even my 4 year old likes to play with it. It holds both of their attention pretty well, my 2 year old will put them in, dump them out, and start over again multiple times; my 4 year old will actually match the colors as he puts them in so it keeps him pretty occupied. Definitely a good size and perfect for kiddos that are even just a year old. Pieces aren’t too small so they are safe for kiddos 1 and up! Definitely a good value for the money! Would recommend to other parents! It also comes with a bag to store it all in which I love for taking on the go and it just having a bag for all the pieces!

This is one of the best toys I have ever purchased for my 2 year old! We bring it to every restaurant and it keeps him entertained for an hour! It is good quality and small enough to keep in the diaper bag. It comes with a small bag to keep all the pieces organized. The sticks are small in size so should always be used with adult supervision or with children who do not put things in their mouth.

These kept my grandson (1-2 year old) quiet and entertained during the sermon at church week after week. It was a Sunday only toy so it was not something he grew tired of. Once he dropped all the sticks in, we would dump them out and then he’d start again, repeating the cycle multiple times. Great for fine motor skills, color matching and identification and keeping little hands busy.

My gd is 2 and has had these for over two months. By far, her favorite toy! She doesn't let them go when she's here lol. Uses her imagination pretending they are crayons, stirring sticks, etc. They are very well made. It helps her learn her colors and matching which she has excelled at. She can either store them in the little wooden can and lid or a little material bag that comes with them.

They were smaller than I imagined but still fun for the grandbaby!

I was skeptical of this toy when I ordered it for my 17 months old, as he generally prefers toys that match his energy levels better like bikes and toy cars. I was pleasantly surprised! He does enjoy playing it, he sits down and starts putting those pencils in their slots. Seems to be helping him with fine motor skills and cognitive development too. Very pleased with this thing!

I got this for my one year old’s first birthday. This is a great toy for him, he’s actually been sitting there trying to put the sticks into the cup. This is a great way for him to work on hand eye coordination and when he gets older he can work on colors.

This Montessori toy is very helpful when kids start learning colors. My child enjoys playing with it and it’s a nice educational activity. The idea of sorting and matching colors is great for toddlers. The only downside for me is that the sticks get stuck and the cover doesn’t secure them well. I feel like it should close more firmly, otherwise it can be a bit difficult for little ones to use.