It is so refreshing to see a "quiet" toy without "Let-it-go" or "Cock-a-doodle-doo" coming out of it every time you touch it or even look in its direction :) We got it for upcoming Christmas with our 3 y.o. in mind, but i can tell even our 1.5 y.o. will enjoy some of it too.
First of all this busy board/backpack is nicely made - love the bright contrast colors and materials. Base "board" is made of thick felt like material, feels pleasant to the touch. And everything sewn in together without any threads sticking out, or flimsy stitches, looks like it will last! Backpack measures about 11 by 14 inches. Activities that I think our 1.5 y.o. will like:
-zipper
-shapes with Velcro attachment
-snap on the pocket
-Velcro closure on the long strap
-practicing putting backpack on
And 3 y.o. can master her skills:
-with the buttons
-opening the buckles
-threading strap through the buckle
- lacing
- carabiner on the backpack straps
We have another busy board (with different types of metal locks on the heavy wooden base board), and we always have to keep an eye on kids using it, because it just seems they can hurt themselves with the metal parts. But with this busy board - no problem, it doesnt have any sharp parts.
If you are thinking about this busy board - take a look at the pictures and the variety that this busy board has to offer and consider what your child may like. If it is something you think your kid will enjoy, it is definitely a great gift!
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Perfect for my 1.5 and 3 y.o. kids!
It is so refreshing to see a "quiet" toy without "Let-it-go" or "Cock-a-doodle-doo" coming out of it every time you touch it or even look in its direction :) We got it for upcoming Christmas with our 3 y.o. in mind, but i can tell even our 1.5 y.o. will enjoy some of it too.First of all this busy board/backpack is nicely made - love the bright contrast colors and materials. Base "board" is made of thick felt like material, feels pleasant to the touch. And everything sewn in together without any threads sticking out, or flimsy stitches, looks like it will last! Backpack measures about 11 by 14 inches. Activities that I think our 1.5 y.o. will like:-zipper-shapes with Velcro attachment-snap on the pocket-Velcro closure on the long strap-practicing putting backpack onAnd 3 y.o. can master her skills:-with the buttons-opening the buckles-threading strap through the buckle- lacing- carabiner on the backpack strapsWe have another busy board (with different types of metal locks on the heavy wooden base board), and we always have to keep an eye on kids using it, because it just seems they can hurt themselves with the metal parts. But with this busy board - no problem, it doesnt have any sharp parts.If you are thinking about this busy board - take a look at the pictures and the variety that this busy board has to offer and consider what your child may like. If it is something you think your kid will enjoy, it is definitely a great gift!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2020
It is so refreshing to see a "quiet" toy without "Let-it-go" or "Cock-a-doodle-doo" coming out of it every time you touch it or even look in its direction :) We got it for upcoming Christmas with our 3 y.o. in mind, but i can tell even our 1.5 y.o. will enjoy some of it too.
First of all this busy board/backpack is nicely made - love the bright contrast colors and materials. Base "board" is made of thick felt like material, feels pleasant to the touch. And everything sewn in together without any threads sticking out, or flimsy stitches, looks like it will last! Backpack measures about 11 by 14 inches. Activities that I think our 1.5 y.o. will like:
-zipper
-shapes with Velcro attachment
-snap on the pocket
-Velcro closure on the long strap
-practicing putting backpack on
And 3 y.o. can master her skills:
-with the buttons
-opening the buckles
-threading strap through the buckle
- lacing
- carabiner on the backpack straps
We have another busy board (with different types of metal locks on the heavy wooden base board), and we always have to keep an eye on kids using it, because it just seems they can hurt themselves with the metal parts. But with this busy board - no problem, it doesnt have any sharp parts.
If you are thinking about this busy board - take a look at the pictures and the variety that this busy board has to offer and consider what your child may like. If it is something you think your kid will enjoy, it is definitely a great gift!
First of all this busy board/backpack is nicely made - love the bright contrast colors and materials. Base "board" is made of thick felt like material, feels pleasant to the touch. And everything sewn in together without any threads sticking out, or flimsy stitches, looks like it will last! Backpack measures about 11 by 14 inches. Activities that I think our 1.5 y.o. will like:
-zipper
-shapes with Velcro attachment
-snap on the pocket
-Velcro closure on the long strap
-practicing putting backpack on
And 3 y.o. can master her skills:
-with the buttons
-opening the buckles
-threading strap through the buckle
- lacing
- carabiner on the backpack straps
We have another busy board (with different types of metal locks on the heavy wooden base board), and we always have to keep an eye on kids using it, because it just seems they can hurt themselves with the metal parts. But with this busy board - no problem, it doesnt have any sharp parts.
If you are thinking about this busy board - take a look at the pictures and the variety that this busy board has to offer and consider what your child may like. If it is something you think your kid will enjoy, it is definitely a great gift!
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