OriateAnimal Toddler Learning Toys, Sensory Learning Toys Safari Animal for Counting Sorting, Zoo Animals Educational Finger Puppets Stacking Montessori Toys, Kids Birthday Gift 20Pcs 12M+

We love how cute these blocks and animals are. They are a great size for little hands and while they are fun, there are also so many opportunities for learning! Currently in puppet play mode with the little animals with our 1 year old, but I love that we can teach colors, matching, numbers, stacking and more as little one grows with just this little set! It also seems to be of good quality/sturdy with 2 kids playing so far. Very pleased with the value here and would recommend.

Our little one loved the colorful houses and animals…. Her favorite part was the opening 😊 great for fine motor skills and later for number recognition and one to one correspondence

I got this for my grandson. He is only 18 months old, but is walking, talking, and is incredibly adorable. Anyway - I saw this and thought we could give this a try. He absolutely loves this toy! There are ten little barns with various finger-puppet animals of different kinds and colors. The bottom half of the barns are stackable and the animals fit inside the barns - as long as you position them properly.That's the only complaint I have with this toy. The animals with long ears (fox and donkey especially) have to sit in the barn sideways in order for the roof to fit on top. If you try to have them face the door of the barn, their ears interfere with putting the roof on.Otherwise, this has been a huge hit with my grandson. We work on the names of the animals, the sounds they make, matching colors, numbers, etc. The animals fit on the end of your fingers so you can have puppet shows. The construction is pretty sturdy for the intended age group. One thing my grandson discovered was that when you squeeze an animal you can put it on your skin and it will stick via the suction created. He loved sticking the animals on Mom, dad, grandpa and grandma.Overall, a great toy. Highly recommended.

My wife teaches preschool children at one of our local Montessori schools. She has been very excited about having this set of learning toys from Oriate.The buildings are made of a hard, molded plastic. Each building is marked with a number 1 - 10. The characters inside are made of a much softer, and pliable, rubber-ish type of material. Each character is hollow and has a hole in the bottom so that they can be used as finger puppets.The lid, to each of the buildings, fits snugly… but isn’t too difficult for little kids to remove. They also have to be lined up properly in order to attach the lid. Putting the lids back on is a little more “fiddly” but can be done by youngsters.While they are not “self correcting”, they do allow children to match up the color of the building with the color of the animal inside… EXCEPT for the gray & purple buildings. The gray building has a mostly white cow with some gray spots on it. The purple building has a pink cat rather than it being a purple cat. The cat COULD be confused with going along with the pink barn. But the pink barn has a lighter color pink pig… which helps.All in all… it’s a very nicely made learning set of toys and my wife is very pleased with the product!

These are really well made toddler animal learning toys! The animals are soft and slightly squishy, and their "houses" are made of a sturdier plastic. A couple of the animals have to be placed on their side when they're going home, but I haven't received a toddle complaint yet lol. Great colors, and the really cute animals are fun to play with on their own. This is just a great product!

Fun toy and great for learning!! Out toddler is just starting to understand colors and these are great. We can teach her about animals and numbers next after these.

Plastic barns are smooth to the touch and have nice bold and bright colors. The roof easily attaches to the barn portion and removes just as easily. The finger puppet animals are well designed and very cute. The plastic is very malleable and easily fits on a wide range of finger sizes and can easily be squeezed and manipulated. Great item for targeting various basic concepts and language skills.

It's a beautiful set. The boxes are well painted, but the roof doesn't close with a latch, so when it's time to store them it becomes a mess. If the roofs are removed, the boxes can function as blocks to build a tower, as they fit together. The animals come with a hole so you can play with them by putting them on your finger. The material is of good quality and catches the child’s attention.

Das Oriate Montessori Spielzeug ist ideal für Kinder ab 1 Jahr und bietet eine spielerische Möglichkeit zur Förderung der Feinmotorik und kognitiven Fähigkeiten. Das Set enthält Safari-Tierfiguren und ein Zoo-Thema, das Kinder dazu anregt, die verschiedenen Tiere zu entdecken und zu benennen. Mit Fingerpuppen und Sortiermöglichkeiten werden die Sinne geschult und die Hand-Auge-Koordination verbessert. Perfekt für Lernspiele und als pädagogisches Spielzeug, unterstützt es die frühkindliche Entwicklung auf spielerische Weise und eignet sich hervorragend für Kinder im Alter von 1 bis 6 Jahren.

Die Figuren riechen geradezu giftig. Damit lasse ich mein Kind garantiert nicht spielen.

Our 12mth and 5yr old adore these bright and fun zoo animals with houses!Extremely versatile; role play/finger puppets, counting, hide and seek...Great choice of toy for interaction with young kids.

I chose the zoo themed stacking animal houses. The animals were cute looking and had holes in the bottom to allow both children and adults to use them as finger puppets. Each animal matched the colour of their house which is great for colour matching and learning colours. The roofs of the houses came off and the animals could fit inside. It is a little tricky for little fingers to get the roof on and off accurately. Young children would enjoy putting the animals in and out of the different houses. On the roofs of the houses there are number dots which match the number on the house. The houses can be stacked vertically or placed horizontally which allows children to see and use a number line in differing orientations. This will help with number recognition as well as counting skills. One slight criticism is that the animals in the zoo weren’t the usual ones I would expect.i would not expect to see a fox, rabbit or owl but I would expect to see a giraffe, a monkey and a bear.

A 20 piece set to learn numbers, colours, animals.These come in a nice, brightly-printed box, so would be great for gift-giving, as they're a good more traditional toy, with a lot of learning opportunities.They're very bright, with the actual animals being a very squishy open-ended silicon shape, and the 'houses' that each animal lives in are hard plastic, but pretty robust, to withstand throws well.I do like that all parts int his set are dishwasher-proof, as everyone knows that with younger kids, everything they manage to pick up goes straight into their mouth. These can also go into the bath, as the little animals are open at the bottom, so water can drain freely. I also like that this means you can use them as finger puppets as kids get a bit older, giving further play-value. You can also use the houses as stacking blocks, as they stack neatly on a small internal ridge once you take the roofs off.They were a little smaller than I expected--I'd say the last photo is the most accurate for size--but they are really cute. I got the zoo animals set, and I have to say, I can see them getting a lot of play.To me, the price of just under £20 seems a little steep for the size of the set, but they're offering a lot of play value, and as a gift for parents who want to keep their toddlers away from screens, I think they'll be well-received.