Cute puzzle, sometimes finicky sound
My niece enjoys this, but occasionally the sound doesn't trigger right away.
Sing along with favorite childhood characters like Humpty Dumpty and Jack and Jill with this unique wooden peg song puzzle! Match the six illustrated wooden puzzle pieces to the pictures in the beautifully carved wooden puzzle board to hear six different nursery rhymes (Humpty Dumpty, Baa Baa Black Sheep, Hey Diddle Diddle, Mary Had a Little Lamb, Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, and Jack and Jill). Plastic pegs make it easy for small hands to grasp and manipulate the pieces. Lyrics are included on the puzzle so kids can sing along as they complete the puzzle! TIP: Puzzle has light-activated sensors; for best results, expose the sensor by removing a piece in a brightly lit room, then make the sound play by replacing the piece in the board; 2 AAA batteries required, not included
| Material | Wooden |
|---|---|
| Age Range | 2+ years |
| Piece Count | 6 Pieces |
| Puzzle Type | Sound Puzzle, Peg Puzzle |
| Skills Developed | Matching, fine motor, auditory recognition |
| Special Features | Plays 6 nursery rhymes, Plastic pegs, Lyrics included |
My niece enjoys this, but occasionally the sound doesn't trigger right away.
My grandchild loves this sound puzzle. The six different nursery rhymes are familiar and fun, and the chunky plastic pegs are perfect for her small hands to grasp. It's become a favorite activity for developing her matching and motor skills.
This puzzle arrived with two of the sound sensors already not working. It's disappointing because the wood pieces themselves seem nice, but the main feature is broken. It's essentially just a regular peg puzzle now.
The wood is smooth, and the images are clear, making for a quality toy. My daughter is learning to identify the characters and match them to the correct spot, enjoying the songs that play. It's a wonderful tool for auditory learning and fine motor skills.
My two-year-old loves playing with this puzzle and hearing the different nursery rhymes. The plastic pegs are a thoughtful detail, making it very simple for her to pick up the pieces. It’s a great way to introduce classic songs.