Melissa & Doug Take-Along Tool Kit – 24-Piece Wooden Toy Set with Hammer, Wrench, Screws & More – Classic Pretend Play Construction Toy for Kids Ages 3 & Up | MD494

This is an excellent material for kids. It is best for cognitive skill. Even it can develop the child's fine motor skill. Because of the different parts we can help the child to learn new vocabulary. I really like this material.

Very good quality. Smooth pieces no sharpness. Paint doesn't comes out. Good fitting of screws no jamming problems. My 2 year old enjoys it alot.

You can’t go wrong with Melissa & Doug products, always high quality, smartly designed and lots of fun

My kid loved it and he’s super entertained with it .. the quality is very good

Excellent quality, vibrant colors and met my expections. Was exactly same as shown in website and its very intriguing for young minds. Although my daughter is only 18 mnths bt still she ws excited to see the packing , hammer and yes the most favourite screw driver which she just cant let go off.

Well, my little one likes to hammer down those wedges :). The tools look durable and of good quality. Didn't observe anything negative about it.

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3歳の孫にプレゼントです。 凄く喜んでくれて毎日 保育園から帰ってくると遊んでくれてるとのこと 購入して良かったです。

I bought this for my son who is a month shy of 2 and enjoys Bob the Builder and my tools. Even though he is not the recommended age, I thought he might begin investigating it, trying it out if it was around. The more he plays with it, the better he gets at learning to use the tools. He has loads of fun with daddy (or me) while they screw together the plates & hammer in the pegs. My son is thrilled that he has his own tools, so he now leaves mine alone. This is a wooden toy that will swell or shrink with humidity, so there are some days getting the pegs out is just a bit stickier, but in general we have no problem with the set. Because we play with him with this toy, he is supervised, but I can see how a child might get injured. My son goes from toy to toy every 10-15 mins, so I don't expect him to be captivated by anything for very long (kids aren't at this age), but he does play with this a bit longer than others. It challenges him to experiment. I like the old time toolkit design and that all the pieces fit inside. Keep in mind your child's personality, temperment, play style - supervised vs. unsupervised, patient or easily frustrated - and the likes of the child. My son, for the moment, enjoys this toolkit. I have bought a few toys I was certain he'd love, but he hasn't touched them since they day they came home (that doesn't mean the toys are defective, they just don't interest my son) - this one's a keeper. **Update a few years on, he's outgrown the toy but it served us very well indeed. The set held together through 4 years of play and provided much enjoyment and pretend building. He now has an erector set that provides for and encourages both designed objects (car, robot, ferris wheel...) and free form creative designing and building.