Learning Resources Mini Farmstand Sorting Set – Play Food for Kids, Sorting Toys for Toddlers, Easter Toys, Ages 3+,63 pieces

Super Fun and OT approved
I love this toy. It’s very cute. I love that they have a variety of food options from bread, pie to hot sauce, flowers and lettuce.So many different ways to play. As a pediatric occupational therapist, this game is good for sorting, pincer grasp, executive functioning skills with the cards they provide.It’s a great toy. I’m a mobile therapist so I’m able to put it in a bag and take it with me.

Lots of details
The product came preassembled in a large open front color printed box display packaging. It is a little over 10 inches tall. It isn’t snapped together so it is a pretty sturdy toy. The pieces are made of a solid feeling rubber material and features bright colors. The flowers are a slightly softer rubber. When the box arrives there are cardboard flowers in the display packaging, but the “real” ones are in the back.This toy can be used in multiple ways for learning. Kids can sort the pieces by color or type, find different pieces for recipes, or play store. There is also 10 pieces of play money that they can use to play store. There are cards and a detailed instruction book to give you ideas for what do as learning/play activitys. All of the pieces store in the back. Only con is there are many pieces. They are solid and dense so will roll. My daughter already walked off with carrot somewhere. You need to play supervised and take care to put it back when done or kids quickly will be missing parts. In school setting kids would no doubt delight in doing this with a teacher because it very much has a play/toy feel since it is so colorful and many pieces. My 3 and 7 year old enjoyed playing store with it and my 7 year old was able to read thru cards for younger one. Quality product and surprisingly nice for the price.Note: I wouldn’t recommend for kids under 3 or kids with babies because I do have concerns with size of pieces being chocking hazard since they are small dense and resemble foods so if you have kids that age do supervise and store our reach. It is also important to be mindful of this in a daycare setting in which kids might be mixed ages. You could maybe paint with sour nail polish. My 3 year started to pretend to eat but didn’t actually put in her mouth.

My 2 year old LOVES this thing!!
I was surprised out of all the gifts my daughter got for Christmas….THIS ONE is by far her favorite! She wants to plays with it all the time!! It comes with 30 items you’d typically find sold at a farm stand all in 6 different colors. 5 items for each color group. The little stand includes 6 removable “baskets” each one with a different color label above it. It’s so versatile it the many ways it can be used but she enjoys sorting them by color the most & I enjoy the educational aspect and developmental benefits she’s gaining. It includes a stack of cards each one with a different learning exercise, all ranging from simple to complex. The best part is the easy to follow guide that helps parents engage and encourages your child to learn just by reading and completing the step by step instructions. I LOVE that!! So incredibly helpful because many times we buy things that promote early learning for our children but never know how to use it in the way that’s most beneficial for our child. Also includes little size dollar bills which is cute. It’s all great quality and made well. And best part it all stores easily by keeping everything in the drawer on the back of the stand! 10/10! Highly recommend!!