WOOD CITY Toddler Fine Motor Skills Toys, Bee to Hive Matching Game, Wooden Color Sorting Toy for Toddler 2 3 Years Old, Montessori Preschool Learning Toys Gift for Children

Bought this toy to use with preschoolers with special education needs. The quality of the toy is fantastic, wood is durable, easy for students to understand what to do, and you can use the toy in a variety of ways.

Great game for kids learning to use utensils and how to properly hold things, helps with counting, wood, cute, nothing but the prongs were plastic, it's all wood. You'll want to have a safe place to store so you don't lose any parts, perfect size for kids, easy to use and easy to explain. I see it holding up well.

My toddler is obsessed with this bee-to-hive matching game. The colors are bright, the wood quality is great, and it keeps little hands busy while helping with fine motor skills and focus. Montessori-style learning made fun — highly recommend for ages 2–4!

Our grandchild loves this! We bought her 2 educational toys and this was one of them. Good quality, colorful, easy for her little 3 year old hands to manipulate.

This helps develop fine motor skills in little ones. Got it for our 21 months old granddaughter; probably a little young - she got a bit frustrated trying to accomplish the task, but does well now after turning 2. The product was smaller than I expected. But, it functions as it should and the child has refined her fine motor skills to be able to retrieve the bees from the hive, which was the goal for this activity. Would recommend.

I bought this for my little 2yr old niece, because we like bees and we want her to learn to like them as well. It feels very well made, and the colors are nice and vivid! There are several play-options for this. Right now she cannot use the tongs to pick up the bees, but that will come soon. She likes to dump the little bees out, and put them back, one by one, in their color coordinated little alcove. Sometimes she gets one wrong, and then she has to figure out which one belongs where. Sometimes we take turns, sometimes she practices with the tongs, and sometimes we stand the base up on end and try to put them in that way - a little trickier!! It's a nice, quiet toy that has a wholesome feel to it. And she likes it!!

This is an adorable toy. My son is 3 and when we first got it he carried it around everywhere. Of course that meant we lost a bee 😔 I know it's here somewhere! The bees have held up. It's a nice size. My younger son who is one wants to eat them though so I don't recommend for a little babies if you're worried about choking. But that's a pretty much a given when you look at it. I highly recommend this toy for your toddler.

I bought this for my almost three year old and he LOVES it. My husband said he wouldn’t use it much and it seemed a waste of money. Well let me tell you he was wrong. My son plays with it everyday. And he plays with it in multiple ways. Of course we do the obvious, use the red pinchers to practice picking up the bees, practice colors and counting. But we also use the bees in imagination play, we make up stories about the bees coming home to the hive, I put the bees in a sensory bin with flowers and such and he has to find them and transfer back into the hive. Seems like an expensive toy for a simple activity but in my opinion well worth the money. My son plays very rough and has yet to break this. But I would recommend keeping away from younger kids as the bees are small.