[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter hasn't stopped playing with these since she got them. I taught her to say the fruit, color, and shape when she picks one up. They are cute and smooth. The only thing is that they are hard to open. She is always coming to me and saying open please. I don't mind but I feel a little tweak would make it easier for her.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 2 year old loves these fruit shapes! She not only uses them to match the shapes but she uses them in her pretend grocery store! These a every educational without looking like they are. You can also use it as color recognition by matching some of the fruit with other same colored fruit.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I gave this to my nephew as a gift and he played with them immediately. They are super cute, durable and fun to play with in an educational sense to learn about fruit. Learning is enhanced by the senses, so I think that these would be great if they were maybe scented how the fruit actually smells or had another component to them besides the one shape. I feel like it is a pretty boring toy so that would make it more intriguing for long term play! They are still a great buy though!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Absolutely bananas over this fruit set! We received this set in exchange for this review. It took a while for it to be shipped and I was a bit worried by the time we received it that my son who is 21 months old, might not have interest in the shapes. However, he has had an absolute blast with them for the last few nights. He gets a kick out of dumping the jar of shapes all over the floor, refilling them and doing it all over again. We are using the shapes to practice matching, talk about colors, and of course which fruit is which. This is a great set for a child in the 18 mo - 2.5 years range.

I absolutely love these fruits, perfect for small hands to handle. Includes 8 different fruits, each one has a different shape inside. Triangle, square,diamond, star, circle, rectangle and hexagon. They are firm but soft to touch. I wanted a game that would teach my three year old about 2d shapes and colours. He enjoys matching the two halves together. We have put this set in his home kitchen. Where he also enjoys cutting up the fruit with his wooden knife! As well as hiding the two halves around the garden for him to collect and match. For example find me a yellow fruit, or find me a square. Younger children will love to handle them too. It is a little tricky to pull them apart. But putting them together is simple.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are handy little shape sorters. The only issue we had is that for a 2 year old's little hands they can be difficult to get apart! Even for me some are difficult. Otherwise they are a good toy to teach shapes, matching, and fruit names!

So many different learning opportunities from these little fruits! Pulling the fruits apart is great for tactile skills and the shapes are like a little surprise inside for kids to discover. Not only do they learn what pieces to match, but this set is also great for teaching simple vocab and colors at home.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Upon receiving this toy, my 2 year old fell in love with these fruit shapes. They are vibrant with a soft feeling material. They are very easy to wipe clean a d the bucket they come in is sturdy. These are durable toys and have made a great addition to our play kitchen. We have had fun learning our colors and shapes with these toys. Overall I am very, very happy with these toys.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We received these and are obsessed! My three year old loves to match the shapes and even uses her play kitchen knives to "cut"them! Only complaint is they are tough to detach and attach at first! They eased up over time!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter hasn't stopped playing with these since she got them. I taught her to say the fruit, color, and shape when she picks one up. They are cute and smooth. The only thing is that they are hard to open. She is always coming to me and saying open please. I don't mind but I feel a little tweak would make it easier for her.