CoogamMatching Eggs 12 pcs Set Color & Shape Recoginition Sorter Puzzle for Toddlers Easter Travel Game Early Learning Educational Fine Motor Skill Montessori Gift for Year Old Kids

I would highly recommend these. We got them for my daughter around 1.5 years old and she has been obsessed with them all the way up until 2 years old and I anticipate longer! Great value for the money. They have handled a ton of wear and I don't see why they won't continue to hold up for years. You can learn shapes, colors, counting, do pretend cooking and grocery shopping and more. You can even spin them like tops! They are such a versatile toy.

My granddaughter just turned two and always wants to play with these when she comes over. Great for dexterity, color matching and learning shapes.

These are great! My going on 16 month old loves these! Hasn’t stopped playing with since we received it lol. Keeps her so focused & happy plus it’s teaching her about colors, shapes & how to match. Highly recommend!

So far we love this toy! Our daughter is about 11 months old. She doesn't quite know how to open and close the eggs, but love how helpful this toy is with fine motor skills, color matching, shape matching, and how light-weight they are. Great toy!

Really nice set, does NOT feel like a cheap toy. Even the carton feels durable. Colors are nice and bright. Eggs are larger, so I’d say pretty safe and less risk as a choking hazard. I’m gonna say less risk because kids are crazy. But the eggs are bigger than the jumbo size you would buy at the supermarket.

I bought this for my 1 year old granddaughter and she loved it. She pulled the eggs apart immediately and while she couldn't always get them back together (she just turned 1!), she happily carried the eggs around most of the day.

This was one of the best purchases. It not only is fun in a play kitchen it teaches shapes and colors.

This is a solid toy. The container is heavy duty enough to not snap when my toddler tries to open it. The pieces have been thrown, stepped on, slammed against each other, and all of the other things that toddlers do to abuse their toys, but they show no wear and tear.