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I just LOVE anything that is educational and fun combined! We love puzzles and challenges in our house! In fact, I have a few kids that are absolutely obsessed with puzzles. I think they get that honest. 🥹This fun puzzle is just the right thickness for my grandbabiess hands and the cards are easy to change as well.My teen daughter loves puzzles & has been playing with this as well. My grandkids are at that age where puzzles are not so easy that they get bored with them, but not too complicated that they just gives up and walk away. This puzzle game will be a great addition to our collection!!Buy this! You will not be disappointed!Just so you know, this review is from an impartial opinion. Amazon sent this product to me to review, so you know this is an unbiased review.I believe if you get this, you will not be disappointed, it is pretty straightforward and exactly as it is posted.👉Disclaimer-My review is part of the Vine program on Amazon. They chose us to give our honest opinions/reviews in exchange for products at a reduced price. I have to pay taxes on the items, so they are not completely free.Here is my personal rating system:🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Five Stars - If I absolutely love the product and it exceeds my expectation, I will actively suggest the product to the people I influence and would purchase it again myself as needed.🌟🌟🌟🌟 Four Stars - I really like the product and it does what the seller claims it would do. I would more than likely recommend it to someone if I knew they were looking for that product.🌟🌟🌟 Three Stars - The product is standard, and for the most part does exactly what they say it does, but I would specify any differences. There may be things about a three star rating that I don’t like about the product. If I knew someone were looking for that specific item and I recommend it to them, I would also share with them the reservations that I have.⭐️⭐️ Two Stars - I take low ratings seriously. I also take seriously issues with products after you have spent good money on them. In this case, I would probably never recommend anything that I would rate two stars on, in fact, I would probably tell people so they would shy away from it.⭐️ One Star - it would take some serious issues to get a one star review for me. A bad product and bad customer service would do it though.I take pride in giving honest reviews & hope this review is helpful to you! 🤗

I originally wanted this focus toy for my 4 year old who will need something to do while I homeschool my other kids. While there are certain activities he will be able to do by himself, this is more for the middle and upper range of the suggested ages. My 5 year old who has started Kindergarten and my 4th and 6th graders all have found things they want to try with this.The actual device is very lightweight (a little cheap feeling). The card inserts are thin and slide everywhere. I'm going to have to figure out a different storage option so that each time my kids go to use them, the whole stack doesn't slip out of little hands and go flying everywhere. Maybe a card filing system so that they can flip through them and pull out the one they want instead of taking the whole stack out of the slim box. Another reason my son won't be able to use this during our school time is that the volume controls aren't great. You press the far right button to adjust to three different levels. The lowest setting is not super quiet, and if you press one too many times, you go right back to max volume. While playing with it, my older kids discovered that sometimes, it will still play the game without a card inserted. So while the card reading system is pretty cool, it's flawed. My rating is more like 3.5 stars.In the end, I kept this because I know my younger kids will grow with it and be challenged, while my older kids find the activities fun.

It looked like a fun thing for a kid to learn upon, and probably really good for a neurodivergent one. It didn't hold the attention of larger gifts, but it was a good gift that worked well. It gets picked up and played with in those moments before bed, or while waiting somewhere, or on a plane. So, it's doing its job and beats being on a video game.