Learning Resources New Sprouts Fix It! My Very Own Tool Set - 6 Pieces, Ages 2+ Develops Fine Motor Skills, Toddler Tool Set, First Tool Box, Kids Tool Set

Drill has a "fun" sound to it.   This set is a big hit with my toddler! He enjoys assisting my husband around the house, particularly when he is repairing or assembling something. So he gathers his tools in the small box and heads out to assist his father. br>br>There was a review on here about the tools not fitting into the tool box, but my two-year-old was able to put all of his tools in the box just fine (see photo, I didn't help or adjust anything). br>br>The saw blade and screwdriver shank are made of bendable soft plastics. The rest of the items are made of hard plastic. When you pull the trigger on the drill, it makes a noise (as shown in the video). Taking a look at the photos of other reviewers. It's possible that you'll get a different set of color tools than what's shown here. Nothing has broken so far - They appear to be long-lasting and have already been thrown a few times in the last week. Overall, I believe this was a good buy for imaginative play with toddlers. br>br>7/13/2019 Update - I used a rubber band to keep the screwdriver together after it fell apart. And then the drill stopped working. We had a playdate, and the drill somehow got into the water. So I'm not sure if that's what caused it to break. My son is in a lot of pain because his drill broke.

Alvaro Frazier

| Dec 11, 2021

My two-year-olds successfully remodeled the downstairs bathroom, installed a deck railing, hung a whole bunch of pictures, fixed a leaky toilet, and completed countless other home projects, saving us a ton of money! br>br>Okay, maybe not, but it's a good basic plastic tool set for the toolbox. either a boy or a girl who is obsessed with something. However, there is one flaw. The drill does not fit in the tool box with the other tools, so it should be larger. I'd give it three and a half stars, but since you can't give half-stars, I guess that makes it four. stars.

Jazmin Daniels

| May 26, 2021

👍🏼. It's been a year since I bought this for my son, and I'm finally writing a review. We are in love with this tool set! I gave it to him for his first birthday because he was enthralled by the projects we were working on around the house at the time. He'd walk around with this small toolbox in his hand, offering to "assist" us with whatever we were putting together or repairing. br>br>Now that he's two, he's even more interested in imitating our actions and movements. He's also more conscious of the function of each tool; For example, the other day when one of his toys ran out of batteries, he came running up to me with his little screwdriver to fix it. When you lose the hammer that came with it, you can use the hammer to pound toys! When you're putting something together and your fussy toddler wants to help, just hand them one of their tools so they can join in. This will put an end to the whining and allow you to focus on the task at hand. br>br>All of these tools have fared well in the teething process. They're just right for small hands, and they're neither too heavy nor too hard; he still hasn't figured out how to squeeze the drill's handle to make it move, but that's a challenge even for me. br>br>For babies and toddlers, I highly recommend this set! Spike the Fine Motor Hedgehog, the ring stacker moose, and the 3-D moose are all part of the Learning Resources brand. 1 robot that constructs structures All of which are well-designed and adapt to your child's changing abilities. br>br>I hope this information is useful! 😉.

Zion Fisher

| Nov 17, 2021

This small tool set exceeded my expectations. My one-year-old grandson absolutely loved it. They're a good size and come in a nice little tool box. They were made of plastic, but it was a softer kind than most toys of this type. There are no splinters. They appeal to me greatly. I also purchased a Little Tike workbench, and this small tool set fit perfectly in the work bench's lower storage area.

Mason Sellers

| Jul 15, 2021

super cute They are a hit with my 5-year-old son. Update: My son is almost three years old now. It's been five years, and it's been difficult. He still uses these frequently and they are in excellent condition. This is an awesome toy. ****
br>For my 18-month-old son, we received this tool set as a Christmas present. He liked to play with the screwdrivers after watching his father fix/assemble a few things. This was the ideal opportunity for him to imitate his father. He was well-versed in the use of the screwdriver and hammer, and he enjoys experimenting with the entire set. They have a great rubbery texture and are light enough for a toddler to carry around and play with.

Maximo Molina

| Jan 12, 2021

We'd had this toy for about a week and were enjoying it until my son asked, "What is this?" " And it was one of the drill's screws that was causing the problem. If the toy's screws are coming out, it's not safe for children to play with. I was let down.

Eva Harding

| Oct 27, 2021

For my son's first birthday, I wanted to get him some tools. The fact that the tools were not plush or anything added to my enjoyment of this set. They're made of a harder plastic with some flexibility (or "give"), so they're not rigid and don't have any sharp edges. I wasn't expecting him to keep the tools in the box, but he doesn't. He always has a wrench or a screwdriver in his hand, with the screwdriver being his favorite. I'm very happy with the purchase, especially for the price. For a 1-year-old, this is an excellent choice. Despite the fact that the age range begins at two, the average age is one year old.

James Wong

| Jul 17, 2021

These are fantastic toys that are completely safe for children. We have a child care center with a variety of ages of children who are rough with their toys. After months of use, some of the toys broke, but no one told them to be gentler. (The screw driver was pulled out of the handle when the drill broke. ) I'll buy more because they're of excellent quality and have outlasted half of the other items I buy for these kids.

Sebastian Wilkerson

| Jun 05, 2021