HABA My Very First Games - First Orchard Cooperative Board Game for 2 Year Olds (Made in Germany)

We love this game!

I love educational games for toddlers! We play as a family & each of us really enjoy it! She obviously doesn’t understand it perfectly but it’s so simple she will get it in no time

Easy for 3 year olds to learn. The cooperative part was a challenge as each wanted to have their own fruit. This is their first game and the goal is to teach them how to take turns and follow rules. The rest will come as they play more.

indeed, my sons first board game. Love that its cooperative and that we teamed up together against the crow. The wood pieces are colorful and chunky, perfect for little ones hands. I highly recommend this game for young children. I think we started playing at two years old and he enjoyed it for many years. Just gave as a gift to my young niece and nephew and my son still enjoys playing with them.

I love this game. My 2 year old loves it, my 6 year old loves it. We all love it. It is simple but fun. The pieces are big, the concept is not deep. We play it several times a week (sometimes multiple times/day)

Such a fun way to introduce games to my 2 year old! I love having activities to do with him, especially on a rainy day, and this is a fun thing to do!

This is a great game for kids. My daughter got it before she was two and enjoyed playing with the wooden pieces. Now shes 2 1/2 and can actually play the game. Its a quick game that I dont mind playing a couple times through and its not mind numbingly boring. Well made. Im going to get others by this same company.

My 2 year old loves this game, the pieces are the perfect size for her hands and are sturdy wood. She has brought the game to two family parties so far to play with her other 2ish cousins, its so cute to watch her set it up and try to explain things. Weve played it at home too as a family and the game is fun for all 3 of us. Now to break her of cheating.

What I liked about the game is that the players are not competing against each other but rather against the crow.

My 3 year old is autistic and we thought this would be a good choice to start teaching him about taking turns. So far, he seems to enjoying throwing the fruit more than playing with it. We have been able to use the fruit to help identify colors and basic color sorting. The pieces have held up well despite multiple throws. I think the game probably is better for 3-4 year olds. It does appear to be a good game for young kids, mine is just not quite ready yet.