Melissa & Doug Colorful Fish Wooden Chunky Puzzle (8 pcs)

Very well made puzzle. Grandchild learned her colors in no time.

I got this for my sons O-Fish-ally One! birthday as a gift. He likes dumping all the fish out and playing with the pieces. What I like about this is that the pieces are big and there are no nobs like other wooden puzzles. Simple and easy!

Perfect for kids less than 3 . Chewable and very sturdy. The colors are vibrant and perfect for little hands . Very sturdy wood piece . Highly safe for kids who likes to chew everything. It is not like the other melisa and dough peg puzzle in which the stickers peals off in one day. A little costly for me but it is really worth it.

This is a sturdy, quality wood puzzle set. My 2 yr old likes it. The pieces arent too small or too big; fits perfectly in small hands. The word of the color is on each fish of the board (theyre reading the word and acknowledging the colors).

I have purchased other puzzles in the past that my child simply did not care for. My toddler (18 months old) absolutely loves this puzzle. She brings me the pieces so that I can put the piece where they belong. I sit down with her and recite the colors. I think this is a great learning tool for toddlers.

I got this for my special needs 6 yr old son and 1 yr old daughter to learn colors together. They both love it and are doing well with the colors. Its great that its so simple but effective. Great material of course. Highly recommend.

The product is nice and seems well made. The only problem is that I thought it was a sound puzzle piece where it said the colors of the fishes. I didnt want to buy one that doesnt make sounds. So, I am a bit disappointed at it, but I wont return it, because I already broke it out of the wrapper and all.

This puzzle is very sturdy and holds up to baby and toddler play, drool, and throwing. The shapes are easy for little hands to hold and maneuver into place. The only odd thing is that the colors dont all match exactly, most are very close, but there are a few that are off by several shades. My toddler is still able to match them up though despite the variance.

My daughter loves the fish. But the colors under the fish are a little off. The color under the red fish is supposed to be red, but it’s more of a red orange. Closer in color to the orange fish then the red one.

Its a great way for my son to practice identifying colors and matching the colors to their appropriate space. The color names are written in the appropriate space as well. This helps with reading and being able to connect the words to the colors.