Melissa & Doug 20 Wooden Animal Magnets in a Box
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All of the animals' backs are covered by the magnet. Children 15 months and under may be able to enjoy them. They can use them for baking on the fridge or a metal cookie sheet when they're in the kitchen. We recommend that smaller animals be removed or removed from the house as they are made of wood, a potential choking hazard. I thought I'd mention it in case you want a nibble. Please let me know if this helps
In my phone call, I spoke to Melissa and Jessica The magnetic elements in their products (including magnets) do not contain any lead, as Doug and the company both confirmed. Aside from that, all paint is non-toxic It is poisonous.
A printout of the images consists of paper & ink It is glued to very smooth, very nice plywood, and attached to it with a magnet. It is possible for a small child to chew off the images.
Since they left scratches on my refrigerator, I removed them from my refrigerator and placed them on the
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They are made of wood The backer. The magnets are such a cute design, and my nephew can't wait to get his hands on them Playing with them is a favorite pastime of his. I've been able to teach him to identify different animals thanks to them. A nice blend of farm and jungle animals can be found here. There is only one (major) complaint I have about There is more to them than wood, as they advertise. These are cardboard animal prints, and there is no protective coating on them. The print starts to wear away as soon as they are wet (washing, teething, etc. ). These magnets require some kind of protection, such as laminate or modge podge, to maintain their appearance. This is a major oversight in the production process. That's obvious to all of you. Horse puckey! "Tested to be safe and durable!" . . . safe and durable! I was also convinced by another reviewer who wrote these words Designed from durable wood, they are sturdy and last for a long time. I thought I'd mention it in case you want a nibble. Please let me know if this helps The dead colon eyes and the manipulative wide smile of the parentheses claim to be truthful, but don't believe them. An emoticon of the mouth. It's all lies! Lie after lie after lie! Here it is Here is what actually happened.
Add them to the list. Today I received these from the postal service. After putting them on the fridge, my little one started to play with them and within minutes, one of the stickers came off. Don't spend money on things that aren't worth it if they won't last more than 10 minutes!.
I am disgusted by their actions. The ones I ordered for my daughter's 1st birthday were delivered on 19 September. The two of them have been here for a little over a month now. It appears that they are of good quality and that the colors are bright. It is her favorite thing in the world. in the bottom of the ocean - The animals in our fridge are a big hit with us, so we talk about them a lot. It's been about two weeks since I noticed the wooden base of the giraffe magnet was beginning to peel off! Why would you do that to Just a couple of weeks ago we had barely begun to use She discovered the peel at the same time as me and, as toddlers do, fiddled with it until she finally pulled it It is not only an evidence of poor workmanship, but could also pose a danger to a child if a little piece falls off. I check the others now for any signs of compromise. Maybe this was just a fluke, but it's a shame not to be able to trust them. A number of Melissa & Doug products are in our possession This is a discredit to Doug products, but this does not speak well for the company as a whole. You should only let your child own them if he intends only to look at them through the package and not to enjoy them in their normal context.
My 18 month old son has no trouble pulling off and rearranging these magnets, which are the perfect size for small hands without being dangerous. The magnets stick securely to the fridge and chalkboard without being difficult for him to remove. The books seem to be a good quality, well written, neat and colorful, with a variety of animals everyone is familiar with. This set would certainly be a good buy for the price point. So far, I can see my son really loves playing with them every day, so I think we are going to get lots of use out of them.
An email was sent to the company. It's so much fun to have these magnetic animals around! Throughout the house, we use them. And as a quiet activity we carry a metal dry erase board with us on the go. Several of the figures started peeling the moment I glued them down, so they had to be glued down. Printing the animals on a heavy-duty surface provides a more realistic feel. Super glue was used to adhere the sticky fronts to the wooden cutouts. I just went around the edges of the paper to ensure they didn't peel away. It wouldn't be possible to do this while your kid was still putting things in their mouths. As for the poisoning risk, I contacted the company about it. Apart from the wooden box, the animals are sitting on top of a blue piece of cardboard. At first glance, I thought the cardboard was just the bottom of the box, and I thought nothing I watch as my son takes the cardboard from the box a few minutes later. One of the moisture packets is glued to the back of the cardboard and this packet says "DO NOT EAT" across the front. From a casual glance at the toy, you would never know it was there. In the meantime, I contacted the company based on the cardboard which was thrown away. Our job as parents means that we need to thoroughly inspect toys, but the packaging looked okay to me. We would buy this product again, but we want parents to be aware that there may be a poisonous packet on the back of the packaging.
Because my son showed interest in a magnet he saw on my calendar, I bought him these magnets. In regard to the packaging, I chose something that was easy to hold for him and slightly swallow-proof. 3 of the animals are small, so I have hidden those from him as well. The magnets he loves are perfect for him. My favorite aspect of the magnet is that it is one big shape and not a few small pieces on the back like when I was a kid.
Despite living close enough to see my grandson fairly often, I don't want to keep a ton of toys at the ready. At the same time, I don't want to take up much space either. Moreover, I think it should be easy for my grandson, who is a toddler, to reach without being in a position where he could get bitten by a puppy. Here are the people who live here You want to run off with it and destroy it. There wasn't much doubt the boy wants fridge magnets, and so I had only one question resting on my mind what kind should I While there are a lot of alphabet magnets available, as a retired teacher, I know that simply slapping the letters on the refrigerator will not make one tiny bit of difference in how soon he learns A year and a half old, he's been put to sleep. It will be futile to write those letters, and you will have I have a ton of books for children that he loves to read You can wait until the letters arrive. There's something comical about these magnets because they look sort of like farm, jungle, and forest animals at the same time. Of course, there are also the deserts and plains. In the future, that will make them more enjoyable to sort and make up stories with as he gets older. Here are some things we love about these magnets Other than the art being reasonably accurate, there is no certainty of origin. As the magnets on the back are the same size as those on the front, he can lift them off easily, stick them back on, and clip them in without having to tilt them or aim them in a certain direction. Their love for Sammy is unconditional.
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