Learning ResourcesHelping Hands Snack Friends -Toddler Toys, Fine Motor Fun, Preschool, Fine Motor Skills, Toddler Activities, Occupational Therapy Toys,Age 3+,7 Pieces

First of all, these are adorable, I love the cute little faces. I will say, the "pop" part of the push pop comes off pretty easily and the lid to the jelly jar also comes off if you pull up on it so keeping the pieces together can be a bit difficult. HOWEVER, it's very rare for a toy to keep my daughter's attention the way these toys do. She will play with them independently for HOURS! She loves putting cheerios pieces in the bowl and taking them out again and again, and she has a great time taking the push pop apart and trying to put it back together. All in all, I'd highly recommend these toys just based on her interest and the developmental assistance it provides.

Bought this for my 18mo’s Christmas present. I opened it up and looked at it already, everything is very cute and interactive. Both of my children will enjoy playing with this.

My 2.5 year old at time of purchase now 3 years old that I have given as a Christmas gift has enjoyed the Toys overall and the green squeeze one and the tongs for his play kitchen. He squeezes the green one in his and our faces and laughs over the gentle air it expels. The pretend cheerios got lost in the mix of the plethora of food toys we have but initially it was hard for him to use the tongs to get them in and out of the container provided.

I love this toy! Full disclosure, I was first shipped the wrong toy, so I had to ask them to exchange it for the correct one. That was annoying. Other than that, this toy is fantastic! There are multiple containers to promote dexterity so your baby can meet their physical milestones. Your children can incorporate these into a toy kitchen or “feed” a toy doll using these for some imaginary play as well. Never leave babies unattended with any toy. This set is very cute and I recommend it!

The only problem I had with the toy was that my 3 year old was too advanced for it. I wish I would have though to introduce these earlier. I'd recommend for 24m+ honestly.

Got this for my preschool students and so far it’s holding up! I love the concept and the cute design.

Great toy item and learning tool that they can still play with in the kitchen and not just another learning toy

The media could not be loaded. They are bright and colorful and made of thick plastic. The cereal is solid plastic. All the toys are well designed on all sides. The fruit pouch is rubber on the body and can be squeezed. Air comes out of a tiny hole on the top. All the hollow toys have little holes in them. I like that the foods are what little kids would recognize. My toddler has many learning resources play foods, but none of the other kits include a fruit pouch, an ice pop, or a bowl with a spill-proof opening like what he would recognize on the daily. The lid is removable, so it could serve as a real snack bowl for snack time instead of holding the plastic cereals. However, he loves putting the cereals in the bowl and taking them out, as it's something simple that he can practice. He is also practicing to open the jar of jam and picking stuff up with the tongs. There is a lot of motor skills going on. Turning and squeezing can be practiced with the fruit pouch. Poping out an ice pop can be practiced. It's all great for learning how to do everyday things.