Button Art Toys for Toddlers, Color Matching Mosaic Pegboard for Age 3-5,Early Preschool Learning Activity Button Crafts Educational Toys, Fine Motor Skills Game, Gifts for Boys & Girls 3+

This button art toy is a fantastic learning activity for my preschooler! The colorful buttons and mosaic pegboards are engaging and easy for little hands to work with. It’s a great way to teach color recognition, pattern matching, and develop fine motor skills—all while having fun. My child loves creating the different pictures and feels so proud after completing each one. The set is well-made, mess-free, and everything stores neatly in the tray. It’s a perfect gift for both boys and girls ages 3 and up. Highly recommend for screen-free, creative play!

Nice toy!!!!

My two year old loves these

Tengo una niña de 2.5 años. Le compré este juego y le encanta. La mantiene entretenida por un buen rato. Lo único que no me gustó es que los botones están más pequeños de lo que parece. Ya dos veces se los a metido a la boca. Si lo compran para un niño que se mete las cosas a la boca. A que tener precaución con estas piezas. Aparte de eso es un juego excelente para los niños.

This is a fun game that I bought for my patients and they really enjoy it but the only thin is it is smaller than what I was expecting.

My children love this and can be used to teach certain colors too.

Great product for fine motor skills, but the storage componet is driving me crazy. So many little pieces that just get strown and while using they can not stay in the red bin because it's used to place the picture. Just need a little bag or box for storing. Easy to use, fun designs and appealing to a 2 year old.

My toddlers don't quite know how to use the sheets for color coding the buttons onto the pictures but that's okay. They enjoy pushing the buttons into the holes anyway. I have 2 autistic 3 year olds and this is good for developing their dexterity. I have one who is still struggling a little but he does like this toy for at least a few minutes at a time. We're working on his finger strength because it takes firm pressure to get the buttons into the holes. But he is showing he can do it. Worth the money! They have this toy at their therapy sessions too.