50 PCS Fruit & Vegetable Magnets, Adorable Magnetic Fruits Veggies Thick Fridge Magnets Cute Educational Learning Toys for Toddles Kids 1-2

My daughter selected the fruits and vegetables that she feeds my two-year-old granddaughter, so the toddler can point to what she wants to eat.

Looks good on my refrigerator, they are made of great quality.

Beautiful images of fruits and veggies

There are some more obscure fruits and vegetables in this set which is fun. Dragon fruit, Durian, and Collard to name a few.The magnets are self-supporting but that's about it. Holding up a photograph reliably took two magnets. Holding a single sheet of paper can be accomplished with one magnet. Your fridge may vary in its level of ferromagnetism.The magnets are particularly good for keeping a visual list of what's in the fridge and what you should pick up at the store.

Fun magnets, made well and stick on fridge good.

These have been a lot of fun for the kids, especially the 5 and 6 year old girls. They even pretend the food is Barbie food. The colors are nice and bright, the magnets are thicker and a little stronger than most strip magnets. They are a good size so they don't get lost as easily as similar things have.

After my nieces and nephew told me that there weren't enough magnets the last time they visited, I've been building a magnet collection for the next time they visited. The 1-year-old was particularly fascinated last time and grabbed every magnet within reach, so I tried to find some that would be large enough to be safe for toddlers.These fit the bill nicely! They provided hours of fun for all four of them, who spent the time sorting and re-sorting these magnets by every conceivable metric, and a few inconceivable. They stuck them to everything in the kitchen that was even remotely magnetic, they threw them at each other and at the dishwasher, hoarded them like dragons, asked me about all the veggies and fruits they didn't recognize; they had so much fun with these that they actually cried when it was time for bed.By all accounts these magnets are both fun and useful. I don't know how they'll hold up if the toddlers decide to chew on them as they are cardboard, but they were perfect for an afternoon of play, and they seem to be working well so far.They're pretty average as far as the strength of the magnets go, but the print quality is good, they don't bend easily, the magnet covers the entire back, and they're labeled, so the oldest could read them out to the others.

This set of 50 different Fruit and Vegetable magnets is a bit better than I expected. Each magnet is about 2” x 2”. The colors look good. The inks used in the colors are from non-toxic plant ink. The magnets are made of a dense, strong cardboard, and there is a PET film on the face of the magnets to protect the image. The strength of the magnets is also decent, they stick to the refrigerator without issue, but the magnetic force is not so strong as to cause too much difficulty for you little hands to remove. It’s also not a struggle to pack all 50 of the magnets back into the storage case if you decide to do so!What I was most curious about with these magnets, was if the spelling for each fruit and vegetable was correct. I went through each of the 50 different magnets, and sure enough, all of the words are spelled correctly. This is a big plus, since these magnets are to be used by children in building their English language vocabulary. A friend has 2 small children, and something they enjoy are magnets on the refrigerator. Due to the quality of the materials used in these magnets, the large size, and accurate spelling, it’ll be something enjoyable for them and they can learn some new words as well.