Melissa & Doug National Parks Alphabet & Animals 24-Piece Cube Puzzle (Everglades, Arches, Yellowstone) - FSC Certified

Such a fun toy, but also looks cute! Love all of the different options with the blocks.

Both my grandkids love these puzzles. Keeps them busy for hours. It’s great that there are multiple puzzles. Highly recommend.

The two-year old seemed really excited when this gift was opened. It was a solid pick!

My 3 yr old hadn't had any puzzles except the cardboard ones we made and she took to this real quick. Thanks to the provided pictures she can do them by herself too! (Double bonus) the only thing I don't like is the alphabet can't be completed in one go because of the number of blocks. Also I think instead of having pictures of the animals on 2 sides of the blocks they could have doen 2 more puzzles instead.

I'm always looking for national park toys for my nephew, and he loves these blocks. So cute!

Puzzle is fine but you can’t really complete the alphabet, and there are a few errors on the animal cards, like they put cottontail for the snake instead of cottonmouth and kestel instead of kestrel so…not super educational.

I bought this as a gift for a 2 yo. It’s really well made and I think the kid will be able to play with it for a while

This block puzzle is really an entertainment powerhouse for a young child, in a small package that can be neatly put away or packed to take to Grandma's.It lives up to the quality you expect from Melissa and Doug toys, meaning it's a quality wooden toy and it's made to last. It's nice to have a combination of alphabet blocks, puzzles, and animals all together so that it can entertain on many levels. My toddler is really at the age where he's just starting to appreciate blocks for more than putting in his mouth or throwing, and not really ready yet to do puzzles that are visual. But these blocks will be there with him when he is ready - and I wouldn't be surprised to see that one day he just solves a puzzle on his own. In the meantime we can look at and talk about animals and work on our letters as well.I expect this to be a puzzle/block set that can grow with him for at least a couple of years, and still have plenty of play left in it for another child if one comes along. And the biggest bonuses: it doesn't take batteries and it doesn't sing the same songs loudly over and over! I am happy to try to entertain my son with this kind of "retro" non-electronic activity, and it makes me both nostalgic and super happy when he does engage with it and choose to spend his time playing with me and blocks rather than demanding to do something with a screen.