Panda Brothers Montessori Screw Driver Board for Kids - Basic Skills Educational Sensory Toy, Learning Wooden Montessori Materials for 3 4 5 Year Old Kids and Toddlers, Preschool, Classroom STEM Toy

In addition to promoting practical life skills, communication and language, problem solving skills, cognitive development, and more, this toy is educational as well! When choosing a toy, I look for one that does the playing, or one that allows the child to do it. Playing is most definitely done by the child with this kit. There is no lock on this one Playing with an open-ended toy encourages playing for a longer period of time than a battery-operated Besides the portability, my favorite thing about this toy is the durability and accuracy of the design. There is enough loose parts for a travel bag so that it is easy to pack. Just give some instruction to your child about the loose parts and you should be When I served the toy to my son, the box looked dirty and worn. There's no way I know if it was just manufacturing or something else. There were also scratches on some screws in the board, indicating it had been in use in the past. In the original packaging, this toy was wrapped in plastic, but I am not sure why the toy is in such poor This does not alter the toy's learning value or ensure that the item will remain in good condition, but I felt it was important to mention nonetheless. this is a great toy and I highly recommend it!.

Lyanna Chaney

| Jul 07, 2021

I created this alternative because my 3 year old is always asking to help screw in the screws to our furniture. This wooden house is solid, built with real metal, and the tools are made of real wood. Despite the packaging being very nice and robust, it does not break easily. You'll be able to pack it up easily and take it on the go. By doing so, you will increase your hand-eye coordination The development of life skills, problem solving skills, fine motor development, and so much more are all part of our program! There is a variety of skill levels in this game, which I love. Their fingers can be used to rotate or to twist, as well as a screwdriver with a long handle and It is perfect for kids who are hands-on and like to do building tasks around the house. Children who are developing fine motor skills or are learning life skills will also benefit from this.

Deacon Bender

| Jul 01, 2021

Today we received this toy in the mail, and my son is in love with I saw my husband run straight to the garage to pick up his new tools as soon as he got home from work. So far, the study seems to be proceeding smoothly, but if there is a problem I will update my review, as appropriate. The screws come with different inserts for each hole, and the screws come with metal inserts at the bottom to make putting them in It is very easy for toddlers to spin them, which is perfect for them. The picture includes everything that is shown in the picture. The only downside is that the only screwdriver it comes with is a Philips-head screwdriver, while this comes only with a flathead screwdriver Although he cannot use his hands, he can still practice with them! This product is suited to children age 3 and up, so follow those guidelines if you want to get the most enjoyment out of it. It is very important not to let this toy fall into the hands of children younger than the recommended age limit if you have siblings. ** This is a great toy, we love it, and we are so glad that we got.

Amira Bird

| Mar 24, 2021

Kids will love the sturdy construction with real metal screws and tools designed to last a lifetime Having gotten it in the mail, he hasn't taken it out of his hands. The way he plays, I can see that his imagination runs wild - he even made me an offer to fix my car It's now up to him to put the "tools" into action! It can also be very useful when I need some time alone to fix dinner, since he can sit unattended and screw and unscrew the different parts to my satisfaction. My opinion is that this is a win/win situation As a result of using this simple yet highly effective toy, my toddler feels like a grown up and I get to watch his world blossom!.

Marisol Harrison

| Aug 28, 2020

Metal and sturdy screws are used to build the tools and screws. All of them are toddler/kid sized, so my child can handle them on her own just fine. The screws are in, and he is turning them a little. Right now, he is mostly exploring. on, he will be able to use the tools with screws, so it will be a toy he can grow with! There are two types of heads on this screwdriver, so you can easily switch between them if needed. Playing with this tool set has not stopped since we received it, and my son loves it so much. His usual toys are boring, so I think he will enjoy this change. As a mom, you can be sure that he will enjoy working with this and be engaged for a long time.

Ariel Mendez

| Jun 07, 2021

There is no doubt that I need more than one of this product, since I am so happy with its quality. I am happy to find toys that both play well and provide opportunities to grow in both areas. As an educator, I am keen to find toys that allow kids to gain skill building opportunities together. In the near future, I will definitely be purchasing more of their products.

Baker Morgan

| Jun 19, 2021

I purchased this for my grandson, who is 2 and a half years old. As he gets older, he will be able to do it better. The threads in some of the holes weren't perfectly aligned, but mostly he was able to accomplish that. The learning toy he received was a big hit with him! In order to keep his attention, I brought it along to a restaurant. I was able to accomplish it!.

Ocean Garner

| Jul 05, 2021

It is so fun to sit and fiddle with that my 9-year-old loves I am impressed with the quality and how sturdy it is. The only complaint I have is that the tools were dusty and had a very strong smell when out of the box. It smelled foul when I first opened the box. I had no idea that was so bad when I wiped it with a natural cleaner! It's not only the fact that there are fewer parts, the fact that my kids love being able to play with this!.

Francesca McGuire

| Nov 14, 2020