Fansteck Button Art Toys for Toddlers, Color Matching Early Learning Educational Mosaic Pegboard , Safe Nontoxic ABS Plastic Premium Material, 12 Pictures and 46 Buttons, with a Bag Easy to Storage

This was the perfect 2nd birthday gift for my son! The products looks exactly like the picture, and has all the appropriate parts/pieces included. It’s easy and fun to use, either together or by himself, and quick and convenient to clean up and store! I love everything about this Button Idea picture set, especially the price. The best part, this helps him with some core developmental milestones while we play!

It's such a lovely toy, my 3 year old enjoyes it a lot.Buttons are really good quality and colorful. Also comes with a bag, where you can keep all the buttons. It's great for 2-3 years old. It improves motor skills, color coordination skill. Highly recommend it.

I bought this for my two year old thinking it would be good for her dexterity, color matching, and something she could do herself. She loves it! She can open the pouch that holds the buttons and place the card onto the bin on her own and loves making the pictures. I’m so glad the “buttons” are large as well! Def about a quarter to half dollar size. Really great for not choking and for cleaning up! Great little toy. The pictures are paper type material. Like a playing card I would compare the thickness. She hasn’t ripped any yet and we’ve had it for months.

I always try to get my grand-siblings something when the other one is having a birthday which is what this gift was. I bought it for my 1-1/2 year old granddaughter on her brother's 5th birthday. She really liked it and it kept her busy at the restaurant when we were having her brother's birthday dinner. I liked that there were several different templates so they don't get bored and it is adaptable as they grow - she was just sticking the buttons in any of the holes but it's good that as she gets older we can teach her to color match them.

Our son got one of these for his second birthday, and he and his brother who just turned four enjoy this a lot. The two-year-old definitely enjoys it for longer periods that the four-year-old. It’s a great way to reinforce colors and matching as well as fine motor skills. I found it such a nice activity that we bought one to give as a gift to our friend for his second birthday, he loves it as well, and his mom has already seen an improvement in color recognition.

This is such an excellent product for toddlers. The quality is amazing and it can be used is so many ways. My daughter loves it we use it several times a day since we got it. The colors are bright and vibrant perfect for teaching colors and sorting. I was about ready to buy counters but found these get the job done, after we finished a picture we count each piece as we return it to the bag. We can do sequencing by just using the tray without the picture. Will definitely be getting this as gift for niece and nephews.

This is a Christmas present. So, I have not given it to my little, yet. However, I did take it out of the box to inspect it. The buttons are much bigger then I had anticipated. Not good or bad just a fact. The pictures are different then the one's on the box and in the ad again, not good or bad just a fact. I did try the toy out a few times with different pictures just to make sure I had the right amount of colored buttons for the pictures and when I pulled the buttons out of the 2nd picture I tried, I noticed that the edges around the circle cut out were damaged. Yikes! Makes me question how many uses my little will get out of them before they are not very nice looking. So slightly disappointed in the quality of the pictures in that regard. Which is a super big bummer because this is a really cute toy.

Lots if pieces which is expected except the plastic box is too small to store buttons in the bag provided for them and also put the colored sheets in for storage. The plastic box is also very light weight and bends easily. Makes it difficult to keep together for storage. 20 month old seems to enjoy putting buttons in holes. Entertained him for 15 minutes or so which is about the attention span for his age group.