Treewant Montessori Toys, Wooden Carrot Harvest Game, Vegetable Memory Game, Shape Color Sorting Matching Educational Toys, Fine Motor Skill Development, Gifts for Kids 3 4 5 6 Year Old

I got this for my child to play with, it was super easy to put together. I like how everything came nicely in bags. The quality of the wood and felt is also nice, doesn’t feel cheaply made.

This is a quality built wooden game. The farmer in the middle doubles as a screw to attach the top to the bottom. The little vegetables are cute and a good activity to littles learning to grab and use their fine motor skills. They are rather small so small children should be supervised.

This toy is adorable! My 2 year old loves taking things in and out of boxes and containers. This toys is PERFECT for the stage she is in. --i will sat, if you have child who puts things in their mouth, the little veggies of this toy about small, about the size of a Nicole or quarter.

Really cute set and seems well made. It even has cards so you can play a matching game. Do not purchase this if you have toddlers or babies in your home that puts things in their mouth. These are small enough to be a choking hazard. I couldn’t tell from the photos before I bought so beware!

Such a fun and nice toy, my baby loves it he plays with it for so long just taking the pieces out and putting them back. The pieces hold up amazing and still look new even after him playing with it and tossing them around. My nephew had one also when he was younger and till this day he still plays with it at times and he’s almost 3. Great gift or for your own kids.

My 2 year old and 4 year old love this game. They love putting the pieces in and then searching for the right veggies on their game cards. My 2 year old is new to playing games and it’s at the perfect level for him to grasp following simple directions. He also likes to play with all the veggie game pieces with his diggers and dump trucks. Very sturdy and durable, well made.

This game is good for babies to practice their pincer grasp, but the pieces are so small. They could definitely choke if left unattended with this toy. I always supervise my son while he plays with this and he always puts the pieces in his mouth, which would be fine if they were larger. I think the recommended age for this game is around 3 years old? I don’t think this would be very entertaining for a 3 year old, nor is it practical in advancing any skill for that age range.

I bought this for my 3-year-old and he loves it! He has been carrying it around the house all day. It is teaching him about gardening and how things grow. It was a bonus that it was a matching game for him to learn how to match colors and remember where things were planted. The only feedback would be for them to have more different types of vegetables or fruits and to have the colors match the actual food. He was a little frustrated when he didn't know the names of green carrots, which I think might be a real thing? I'm not sure. But just maybe more shapes or realistic colors with the fruit! But beyond that, it is great!!! And once he got over that, he is having a blast with them. We just call them different colored carrots and tomatoes. Hehe. But sturdy and well-built product!

Ein sehr schönes Spiel ist mal eine andere Aufmachung und sieht toll aus, mein Sohn spielt es sehr gerne