Melissa & Doug Sunny Patch Giddy Buggy Bug House Toy With Carrying Handle and Easy-Access Door

This was part of a purchase I made with Melissa and John The Sunny Patch Bag of Bugs, a collection of ten brightly colored insects that fits perfectly in the buggy house, is from Doug Sunny Patch. My grandson, who is 15 months old, didn't seem to enjoy his regular toys anymore, so I bought this for him. In order for his first-grade teacher to assign interactive exercises to him, he needed to engage The teacher's role- His mom and dad have been playing hide and seek with these bugs in the yard. He searches for bugs hidden in the grass and under plants with his little buggy. At first he wasn't sure about the game, but eventually he was drawn to the brightly colored bugs that they hide. In addition to the brightly colored bugs, each one is made of molded plastic that fits perfectly in his toddler hands, and he is delighted It's in the case that he often carries them around in, even if he isn't scavenging for them. In my opinion, it is a bad idea for kids to find and keep live creatures because the insects can die. Once the adult has explained what happened to them, the child must My decision to buy the bug house was simple as soon as I found out the insect was a companion purchase. In the future, I will give both of these items as gifts, because it was such a hit.

Theodora Goodwin

| Aug 24, 2020

I practiced the opening/closing of the sliding portion the first day with my 22 month old daughter. She was able to do it easily. It is possible to hear when an opening has been safely For this project, we purchased a package of plastic bugs and a package of lizards as well as Backyard Bugs, a book by Jill Macdonald.

Nora Ruiz

| Aug 01, 2021

It has taken a couple months for him to get used to his bug cage, but so far it's been My only complaint about this product is that there is no way to lock the lid, and sometimes if my son tips the cage sideways, the lid will open and let bugs loose. Everything else is great including the portability!.

Berkley Livingston

| Jul 04, 2021

I remember as a kid, I used to have a littwng bug catcher, but instead of seeing them light up and fly away, I saw them light up while seen The bugs can't see each other and in this space they don't fly. Instead, they crawl to the sides of the wooden box.

Gregory Rose

| Jul 13, 2021

The child will never be able to enjoy this, as it is far too small. A two and four year old are going to enjoy it. Despite its small size, even a two year old would struggle to fit inside. It's nice to have a big and nice bug & butterfly net like Sunny Patch. As a result, I was disappointed. The measurements should have been read before placing the order, so I kept them anyway.

Calliope Foley

| Apr 30, 2021

"He lives with" his bugs because he loves getting them and bringing them inside. There are a couple different types of these, and all of them have broken within a few uses of the doors. A pretty good job seems to have been done here. Ladybugs get out of it and that is the only complaint of my little guy. My guess is the place where the handle attaches. It has contained everything he has put in it, so nothing has.

Mordechai Compton

| Dec 22, 2020

The only toy that he uses all the time is this one. The happy bug is what he calls it. This is a very sturdy piece of equipment. As far as negatives are concerned, the only thing that I have noticed is that the door can be difficult to open at times, but that may serve as The only thing I really appreciate about it is there's no chance of bugs escaping in the house if it accidentally pops open.

Anais Steele

| Jul 13, 2021

It is just a matter of being careful because very small bugs can escape. It's a favorite with my four year old. There was just one catch -- he caught a lot of fireflies in it and took them to his room to watch them at night. Some of the smaller ones escaped through the mesh, apparently. The best thing to do is to keep outside!.

Kayla Rubio

| Mar 23, 2021