Busy Board with led Light， Sorting Sensory Travel Toys for Toddlers 1-3， Wooden Toddler Busy Board Montessori Toys for 1+ Year Old

This has been the go to toy for the little one these past few months. Many batteries replaced, she’s dropped it hundreds of times and other than the yellow power light infrequently working it still entertains.

This was a hit with my grandson. Bought it for his diaper bag so he can be entertained (without a screen) when we go out in public. We got it for him when he was about 18 months and he still likes it a year later.

The media could not be loaded. Pros: smooth with no sharp edges, lightweight but feels durable (good thing if it gets thrown by toddler). Buttons work well, with ease, and with a confirming ‘snap’ engaged sound for the tactile experience regarding the gentle force and very slight resistance of push to engage buttons; easy for all and I have arthritic hands. Lights go on without delay when flipping switches. Nephew will love this. Be mindful of the specs & dimensions/size board you’re buying as some are handheld and small and some are bigger.Cons: none at this time, it’s new.Things to consider: 1) Two small screws at the top hold the battery cover, need a small Phillips screwdriver to open and securely & tightly close battery compartment. This part is not for the child to attempt to ‘work on’ which is one reason that item states parental supervision.2) Appears that any switch/light could be left on, (no auto shut-off mode that I’m aware of) so potential sooner than anticipated battery draining may apply for this reason and for general or heavy use of play. Extra batteries on hand might be a good idea.3) Might want to put child’s name on toy in case it gets left someplace. I think this will be a well-enjoyed toy by all.

Great activity for younger kids, keeps them occupied. And not they know how to turn switches off and on in your house.

My grandsons love these. We got 3 for each grandson once we saw how They responded on Christmas to the one we got the one grandson .They are 14 months to 3 years and adults love them. Well built and so fun. All the activity is so good for development. Us adults had fun with them. Well worth the money. My daughter uses her son's for the car rides to occupy. No regrets!

Two young kids (3+ and 1+) have enjoyed playing with this one. The blue middle pushbutton failed a few months ago (still turns the light on but now works only as a momentary pushbutton instead of clicking on and off), but the rest of them keep working. haven't tried fixing it because it doesn't seem user serviceable; the case parts appear to be glued together, and the little yellow "hazard" panel at the top is where you replace the batteries. Oh well. It consumes so little power that it's no big deal to leave it on...paired with rechargeable batteries, it's easy to deal with. Love to see the kids playing make-believe with this thing, and learning to operate all of the buttons.Aside from that button it's built like a little tank. I was worried that the blue wire would be a weak point, but even with the kids carrying it by that wire, seems to work fine.

Gave as a present to a 2 year old. Was an absolute hit for ages 2 - 5 as it became the hit of the party and a treasured activity the next day.

It keeps my toddler busy and entertained while working on his fine motor skills. It’s conveniently small enough to take along on the road, store, or restaurants too