Melissa & Doug Farm Wooden Chunky Puzzle (8 pcs) - Farm Animal Toys For Kids, Wooden Puzzles For Toddlers Ages 2+ - FSC-Certified Materials

My 1 year old son loves this puzzle. He figured out how to do the puzzle very quickly, and he loves playing with the animal pieces.

Not just puzzle, the pieces are thick and holds less for creative play as well.

These are the best. Great quality. My son loves these and we have almost all of them.

It was a birthday gift for nephew

Bought it for a gift and they loved it

My two-year-old grandson loves this puzzle. The pieces are nicely done, and painted. The puzzle is made of wood. He repeatedly dumps the pieces and puts them in. These pieces also can double as toys by themselves. There is a lot of play value to this puzzle because of this. My grandson will play with it for half an hour at a time. He is not sick of it at all. In fact, if a piece is missing, we have to stop everything to hunt for it. This is a great learning toy, play toy and self-esteem builder. Little ones like that they can figure out easily where the pieces go. This was a winner of a choice for my little guy.

My daughter LOVES puzzles, but is too little to use the pegs. I bought her this one along with a few others & she loves how chunky the animals are! The colors are so vibrant & the durability is amazing! Makes the perfect gift!

My little one loves this wooden animal toy set. It is solidly constructed and unlike other wooden toys weve purchased, this one is well crafted with no wooden shavings or splinters coming off. Weve also found it a great way to help teach our child animal names and sounds and it also helps her start to match shapes as she tries to put each animal back in its place on the board. She has been playing with it for a few weeks now and still enjoys spending time with it.

My grandbaby just turned one and loved the chunky pieces to this puzzle. It was the only gift she wanted to play with.

18 month old granddaughter can handle pieces easily and match pictures. She is very proud of herself when she gets a piece turned and it falls into place.