ABC Felt Wall Hanging Chart - Early Education Alphabet Fabric Wall Décor for Children's Room | Engaging Educational Learning Art for Kids with Fabric Objects in Pocket (Blue)

Great way for children to quickly learn the alphabet at a very early age and items associated with each letter.

When I saw this wall hanging online, I had been looking for a felt kit so that I could make one like the one that I had made almost forty years ago. I could not find the kit and was disappointed since we wanted the hanging to be hand made.When the kit arrived, I was amazed how nice and well made it is. The sewing is very well done, the letters seem secure, and the 26 pieces are adorable and seem more durable than the felt piece I had made.I am also pleased that if lost, pieces can be replalced.

So much fun. Distracts baby/toddler while they’re being changed. And they’re learning ABC’s, colors and objects at the same time. Very durable. I have my daughter’s from 32 years ago and just gave my grandson his own but he uses his mom’s when he visits me!

I absolutely LOVE this ABC wall decoration! I've purchased several different toys/items from ABC blocks to different sized flash cards and posters and the ABC Blue Wallhanging is the first thing to keep my 20 month old's attention. We have had it hanging by his changing table for less than two weeks and he already has the letters A-D down. (as well as S and T because he can reach those easier!)I would highly recommend this product, it is well made and each "figure" is detailed and super cute. Excellent buy for $25!

I've only used it for a day but it seems sturdy and well made. I find it highly useful in teaching my almost 2 year old twin boys the alphabet.

I put my 4 M old in a bouncer in the doorway and hung this on the door to keep him from running into it and he loves to look at it and grab the toys. Though the stitching in the toys is already coming apart, but that is an easy fix.

This toy is well-made and worth the cost. The individual pieces that fit into each letter pocket (e.g., the apple for "A," the book for "B") are very cute and mostly good choices for the letter (I would have gone with a queen for "Q" instead of a question mark - how many pre-literate kids know what a question mark is? - but it's hardly a deal-breaker). Each piece also has its corresponding letter printed on its back (e.g., the apple has "A" printed on the back).

My 1 1/2 year old has enjoyed taking objects in and out of the pockets and pointing out the things he knows. This is definitley something he will grow into as he learns more and gets older. I would highly suggest this as a gift for a baby shower or child's 1st or 2nd birthday.