Melissa & Doug Stack & Sort Board – 15 Wooden Pieces with Colorful Shapes for Sorting, Matching & Stacking – Educational Fine Motor Skills & Early Math Toy for Kids Ages 2+ | MD379

Good quality toy, sturdy and age appropriate. There’s a legend on the bottom with different ways you can get your child to engage. Will purchase again.

Great quality

Very very good same as pictures, my baby loved it

My son is autistic and he absolutely loves this Melissa and Doug stack and sort toy. This toy has helped him with his fine motor skills so much. This toy is so much fun for him to play with! My son has also learned to count with this stacking toy and has started to learn his colors with it! We will continue to play with this toy for years to come because he gets so much enjoyment from stacking the pieces on top of each other.

This is a high quality toy, the kind you can keep and let your grandchildren play with 35 years from now. This is beautifully classic and made of wood. You can use it as intended: a sorting toy. A very young child, as young as 18 months (or younger) in my opinion, can play with this and start learning about colors, shapes, placing the pieces in the pegs, building a little wood tower and so on. There are many possibilities when using a toy like this one and it is therefore very educational. My children do not play with this toy every day. Like many of these classics they are sometimes put away and forgotten for a time. But then you bring them out of their corner (where they look very attractive if arranged properly) and the kids can have a lovely time with them. I find usually I have to engage the children: ask to find the pentagon and look, doesn't it look like a red house? Do you remember? Fire trucks are red too. And so on. It is a good bonding experience. The kids usually keep on playing with this for a few minutes, giving mommy some time to take idyllic pictures for social media of little angels actually playing with wood toys until it's time to put it away (they start throwing pieces or no longer behaving like angels). Keeping it real lol. We have had this for two years. I posted a picture I took right before I wrote this. It looks new! The problems with this toy are those you would have with anything made of wood: it is noisy in hardwood floors, and can hurt you or your windows if a child throws one of these pieces. However, you should be fine with supervision.