Matching Numbers Fine Motor Toy - Double-Sided Preschool Dinosaur Counting Learning Toy for Number Recognition Improvement, Montessori Educational Toys for Toddlers 18 Months and Up, Boys and Girls…

Product came just as described. My grandson loved it.

I bought these for my son who is on the spectrum. He loves numbers and having items identified. He loves these dinosaurs. Clicking them together seems to be a lot of fun for him and he is always pointing at the numbers on each to have us say the number out loud.

Good quality toy . Was looking forward to working with our granddaughter with these, disappointed because 2 dinosaurs were missing . Check your packages well .

These are a good quality learning toy. You can work on colors, spelling, numbers, and are great for working on eye hand coordination. Some were a little more tough to put together for my kiddo but they loosen up with use. Not too big for little hands. Be prepared to step on one because it will happen (ow) I liked them over all and would buy them again as a gift.

Bought for my nephew and he loves these! They are a little smaller than expected, but still good for little hands.

I teach in a young toddler classroom, my kids loved these dinosaurs. They liked taking them apart and putting them together.

My daughter has been really into dinosaurs and really loving this. She's 2 and has been learning numbers and colors so this set is perfect for her. It has been nice watching her match the pieces and learning visuals of numbers. The pieces are a little smaller than I expected but they do fit well with each other. The set comes with a pouch to easily store everything. I would definitely recommend to young ones learning colors and numbers.

I really like the size of these. They are a great size for my 18 month old. The plastic bag it comes with I don't see lasting long at all. I see it as more of a provided temporary storage.There are some inconsistencies with the peg parts of this toy set that was a little disappointing. The 4, 5, and 6 dinos are significantly more hard to try to pull apart. I pulled them all apart and back together again myself. These specific ones don't have enough let up for my 18 month old to do on his own. Pushing them back in was alright. A bit more push that my toddler has to do.For those reasons; I plan to have my toddler exclusively putting these together. Some of them are easy enough for him to pull apart. But all of them not having that consistency takes that motor skills development activity from this toy set a bit.I took off a star for that reason. Otherwise, this is a cute and decently made learning set