Learning Resources Fine Motor Peacock Pals, Fine Motor Toddler Toy, Sorting Set, Set of 5, Ages 18 mos+

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My baby loves this toy. She was happy with this from the first time. She combined the colors and learned how to put the pieces in place.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Educational Insights Fine Motor Peacock Pals is an excellent toy for toddlers. It comes with multiple different colored peacocks and pegs to serve as their feathers. Taking out and putting in the pegs assists with their fine motor skills. There are also so many other ways to use this toy for learning- color sorting being one of them. You do need to use a decent amount of pressure for the pegs to stay in the peacocks so that design could use some work

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The peacock pals are so good for working on developing fine motor skills. My 1 year old is easily able to grasp the feathers & place them into the holes. My 2.5 year old has more developed fine motor skills so he uses it more as a learning game: matching colors, matching designs, sorting by number, etc. We will be able to use this as an educational tool for years. I also love that it is a fun way to learn educational concepts and that it can be used with multiple children at once.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I think this is a great toy for toddlers. My son loved taking apart the "feathers" the most. It also helped teach him putting pegs in. He is still learning and enjoying all the various colorful pieces.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Had many little pieces, my 2 year old found it very engaging and education-oriented to help learn colors.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 2 year old daughter loves these! She has had a lot of fun putting the feathers into the peacocks and taking them back out. I love that this toy makes it easy for us to practice matching, colors, and counting in a fun way. This toy keeps her engaging.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall a great product! I received this free in exchange for an honest review. My two year old loves to play with it. We've mainly sorted by color only but love that we can organize the feathers by shape, or number as well (the numbers are slightly harder to see). This has kept us busy for 30 minutes at a time, which is a win for a toddler! My only complaint is some of the feather do not secure into the peacock well and some are hard to get in. She does get frustrated with that and usually when we direct attention to something else. I do also wish it came with some sort of case. We've kept the box but now after having it for a few weeks the box is getting beat up and I'm sure we'll lose a few of many pieces soon.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We really enjoy this toy! It is engaging and educational. My almost 2 year old loves it. There are several different learning opportunities: pattern sorting, numbers, colors, fine motor, etc. It's also just fun. There are a lot of pieces which is sort of a down side with a toddler but it's been good practice for her learning to clean up her toys and keeping all of the pieces together. Compared to other products, I think this one has the widest variety of uses. I love that it's not only fun but also educational. I would purchase this product and certainly recommend it to family and friends. We already have gotten lots of use out of it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received Learning Resources's Peacock Pals playset for free from BzzAgent in exchange for my honest review. This set is such a great way for young children to develop motor skills and have fun doing so! It's made from durable plastic that feels very lightweight. The pieces are perfectly sized for small hands to grasp. I really liked the bright color scheme. It's suitable for a wide age range. Very young children can enjoy the different textures on each plastic feather and develop motor skills picking them up. Older children can use the set to learn colors, counting, matching, and patterns. My son is two and he enjoyed this toy a lot. He figured it out quickly and it held his interest. He liked it so much that he's played with it every day since we received it. This set has lots of potential as a teaching tool and your child can get several years of use from it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] How does this product compare to other products you've tried? There isn't anything to flashy about it so my daughter tends to choose other toys. What are some benefits of owning this product? My daughter is developmentally delayed so with time I believe this will help with a lot of things such as colors, matching, hand eye coordination, counting, and her handling of items. Would you buy this product? Yes Would you recommend this product to your friends or family? Yes and actually already have recommended it to my daughters First Steps teachers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love these peacocks. My one year-old can play with them for hours. The colors are so bright and the material is perfect. She loves playing with them. I have to say yes when I see a cute toy that is also educational for my daughter. Will definitely buy others and recommend this to my friends.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The sample of Fine Motor Peacock Pals I received is perfect for my little one and her cousins to play with. I love the fact that more than one comes in the box which allows for shared play. They get to explore and play with different colors and shapes while perfecting their fine motor skills by placing the feathers in the slots located on the peacock.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This set is great for younger children for working on their fine motor skills and pincer control. It says 18mos+, but as a childcare director and my degree is in early childhood I would say this is best suited for 18-24mos, and if your children have not learned colors or numbers yet. My just turned 2year old enjoyed this toy for about 10min, then was bored. However, she also knew her colors by 15mos and her numbers 1-10 and all the alphabet by 22mos. I would definitely suggest for your little one if they are not quite advanced, but if your toddler knows colors, numbers and is proficient already in fine motor skills I would skip.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was a nice toy for my 20 month old. She loved the little brightly colored birds. The pins are a little hard to stick in the hole requires a little bit of force. My purple bird was missing the top round circle that one of the pins sits in. This is a big distraction to my little one so I took the purple bird out of the process. I feel like the pins should be easier, they should have a magnet on the bottom and in the bird to help attach earlier.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We use this activity during our morning fine motor table. The kids love making peacocks with different colored feathers. It keeps them interested and engaged with the fun colors.