Lacing Farm Toy Wooden Block Set, Early Educational Toys String & Lacing Beads Games for Toddlers Kids Farm Animal Learning Play Set (16 Pieces)

Amazing for toddler fine motor skills. My daughter has mastered lacing with this toy! She is two now and I know this toy is guaranteed to entertain her in the car, no tablet needed! Colors are saturated and size easy for her to grab and thread. Awesome toy and such a steal price wise! I recommend this to all my mom friends!

Got this as a present for my toddler to practice their fine motor skills. Toddler enjoys it and the beads are a good size for their hands. There is no end part of the string to they do slip off easily, we tied a knot at one end to help with this but they can still fall off. The box is an awkward shape I side for putting the beads back in, they just fit ok. They like the animals and the colors are easy to see and help identify what animals or other farm equipment they are.

Really nice. Pieces not too small. Our toddler loves old macdonald and learned to lace and work on fine motor skills very quickly.

I liked the idea of the wooden needle to help get my toddler started. My kids are 3 & 4 and both of them were able to do this no problems. The only down side is that these are SMALL. I was hoping they could use them to play along with their wooden blocks and trains too but they're to small and mis proportioned.

We love these. Great for fine motor skills. Perfect level of “difficulty” for a toddler. Really good quality. Cute and quick little activity to do.

My 2 year old grand daughter LOVES these! She spent over an hour the first time playing with them and only stopped because it was meal time and she had to eat. Super entertaining and helps with hand eye coordination, I highly recommend these, they are so cute. Nice wooden cute painted colors, comes with a threading string with a wooden dowel tip - my only issue is, they should've affixed a stopper end of some sort instead of leaving it open ended. I ended up taking the least desirable shape and knotting it to the end to use as a stopper. You could also use a large bead, a large button or something similar, but I didn't have either so I used one of the wooden shapes instead.

The wooden stick part to insert through the little wooden blocks is really short. If child has poor hand coordination do not recommend at all.

Love the wooden dowel to help toddlers learn lacing and promote fine motor skills