SKYFIELD Carrot Harvest Game Wooden Shape Sorting Puzzle for Baby Boys and Girls 1-3 Years, Montessori Gift Toy with 7 Sizes Carrots

Grand daughter (10 months) loves this and plays with it non-stop. The carrots are a vibrant orange which really attracts her. Bought one for a neighbor with grandchild of similar age and it was a big hit with that child as well. It is sturdy and well made and great gift for anytime of year for young ones.

My grandson loves this. He got it for christmas and has learned how to put the carrots into the holes, but he really loves taking them out over and over again. We play together with this almost every day. This toy is great quality too. The carrot greeens are all still attached and show no sign of seperation. the paint is all still intact and everyting looks new, even though he has chewed on the carrotts multiple times. We love it and it will last through several children and then some...

Definitely a favorite for my toddler and every kid that has come over. I do wish the names of the veggies were written in small text under them or engraved on them.

This is such a cute little toy. Our girls have played with this for so long and still have fun with it. It’s a smooth wood so it’s easy to wipe down and clean which is an added value for me. It is easy to use even for the littlest players, however we always seem to lose pieces! Usually found under the couch or ruined by a dog

I purchased this for an 8 month old and 10 month old. The 8 month old was delighted and started to bang the pieces together. The 10 month old put the whole mushroom in her mouth and we had to take the pieces away from her. I think they will enjoy it in a few months.

The media could not be loaded. Very cute and well made carrot sorting toy. Great quality and worth the price. Quality wood for both the sorter and carrots. Soft felt. Easy to use. Perfect for learning size, sorting and other carrot/easter set ups.

Son is obsessed with this toy

I got this for my granddaughter on her first birthday and she loves it! It is sturdy and well made, able to withstand the hard use by a toddler. Right now she just loves taking the wooden veggies out of their holes and chewing on them but as she grows, she will enjoy finding the right size hole for each. The only odd thing is the largest is a pineapple (not a root vegetable) and the white, second largest is what they call a radish. Strange.