Magnetic Color Maze, 3 in 1 Magnetic Color and Number Maze and Wooden Number Puzzle, Color Sorting and Counting Toys for 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year Old

We love this Montessori puzzle. My two and four year old play with it a lot. Great for a rainy afternoon

Great toy for toddlers

Our kids loved the rings and numbers. Those got played with a LOT. We liked that it helped teach numbers as well as coordination to place the numbers. The magnet maze didn't get used much since it was excessively easy to drop the balls and they tend to get jammed up at times. We also had an issue with one of the pegs falling out, but that was an easy fix with glue. Overall, a pretty good educational toy, but we weren't 100% satisfied.

Well made. Graphics are good. Numbers, rings and magnetic balls provide a lot of fun for kids while teaching them counting, colors and simple addition. Very giftable.

So many pieces! Partly my fault I wasn't paying attention to the top I just focused on the magnet part. I was looking for a contained toy that didn't have a million little pieces. This toy might have more pieces than any other I have ever bought. I was comparing several magnet boards and just wasn't paying enough attention to which one I ended up going with so again my mistake. But to top it off, this is the noisiest toy as well as one of the most frustrating. You could spend 20 minutes perfectly organizing the magnet colors and then accidentally bump it just slightly and it will all be totally messed up. And you can't carry it from one place to another without making a ton of sound. Maybe a good idea for a toy in concept but in reality it's just awful.

This is a really nice set that you can use for your toddler (although be mindful of the moving pieces that they might put in the mouth). They have multiple pieces where you can put pegs into the board and then the number of pieces/color into each peg. On the bottom of the board, they have the number of magnetic balls that are color/numbered into their corresponding category. The magnetic pen can grab the ball and put them into their category. The only problem I had was taking out all the magnetic balls into the little pool to start getting them sorted but that's a minor issue in itself. So far this is a very good Montessori toy that I would recommend for fine finger skills and cognitive development.

Got it for my autistic son. It is okay, the pieces ended up everywhere. I don’t think it’s age appropriate for a 3 year old because the pieces are small and a choking hazard, overall good quality though.

I really love this my granddaughter has been playing with it since she opened it. I however did take all the small pieces out so there wasn't any risk she's under three and even though I trust that she's not going to put it in her mouth I'm not running that risk. This is a toy that can grow with my granddaughters and they both absolutely love putting the little puzzle pieces in place and putting the magnet beads into the "cups" . As they get older I will add the other little pieces I love that it does come apart and I can take those little pieces out. Great gift idea great learning toy.