QZMTOY Shape Sorter Toys with 19 Shape Blocks, Classic Wooden Toys for Toddlers Kids, Gift for Girls Boys 2-4 (Natural Solid Wood)

I loved this for my clients. Working with kids who have ASD and like challenging things and puzzle this is a high recommendation. It improves motor skills and memorization. It’s a nice gift for someone who has a toddler or preschooler learning shapes

Our 1yo daughter loves these. I bought it for her at 11mos. She was more interested in playing with the shapes at first, but then she moved to putting them in and out of the big open top. She's rapidly figured out that they fit through the holes, and that they fit through different holes and will turn it and try to find the right ones. Some of the shapes are tough at her age still... But it keeps her fascinated and she's intent on learning how to do it, and loves playing with it. Great toy. Well made. Shapes are perfect size for tiny hands to hold and play with.

I purchased this for my toddler grandson to play with when he comes to visit. At 16 months, he's still too young to fully appreciate it, but I'm sure that he'll enjoy it, over the next couple of years, as it helps him develop important skills. The toy seems well-constructed, sturdy, and safe for young kids; it is essentially what I (a retired child psychologist) was looking to provide for my grandchild.

My granddaughter loves this, I went to purchase a second one to have one at my house. When the second one came in it's smaller? Just a little confused how it could be smaller, when I re-purchased the first one. I would like to purchase the first one that's bigger for her so hopefully the person who ships these out sees this because I would like another one. The first one is almost 6 in by 6 in the second one is about an inch or two smaller, you can see in the picture. I'm going to be returning the second one pieces are too small for her. Otherwise this is a great toy for kids.

My grandson loves this

I bought this big shape sorter for my son, who is special needs. This works great for him, it give him a little challenge. Some shape are really easy to get it and other you need to keep a certain way for them to fit. My son loves it and always uses it.

The lid just kind of sits on top and isn’t latched in, so when you turn the block to use other sides, the lid falls out every time. It’s just annoying to have to pick it up and try to put it back in as an eager toddler uses the block. It’s almost like you’d have to use tape every time you want to use it.

Put together well. Thick wood sides. Bottom is thin plywood, however. The top does come off easily when turned over, so I added a couple of magnets to keep it in place, but the magnets had a tendency to catch on the lid when the 18 mo old was trying to put the lid on properly, so took it back off. The string handles are a nice addition. He doesn’t really grasp the concept of matching the shapes yet, but he likes toting the box around by the string and having a mobil block container.