[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought the Counting Sheep for my 3 year old granddaughter for Christmas and they have been a big hit. Beautifully made, sturdy but fleeces are easy to remove and clip back on. I think the bonus of these has been that they are so versatile and she has been able to play with them in many imaginary scenarios. An excellent gift.

Purchased as a Christmas gift for a 2yr old who is learning numbers and colors, and will be using hand/eye skills and thinking to match the colors to the correct sheep's cap.

Granddaughter loves taking the “fur” off and on the sheep and counting the dots. She loves the rainbow of color it makes when they are in order.

As soon as I saw these, I knew my youngest son would love them. At 3 years old, with the help of these lovely sheep, William is now learning to count, learn number recognition and do simple adding up. He just loves the satisfying click when he matches a number to the right sheep. They are great fun to stack and being very tactile and brightly coloured, they attract his attention well. He loves playing 'Hide the sheep' where we hide the sheep around the room, and give him a number that he has to find. I feel that these have been a really fun way to help his number learning, without pushing him to do boring worksheets. They come in a lovely container that is an easy way to store and re-use, although at the moment, we haven't managed to actually put them all away yet as he is having far too much fun with them!

My twins really love this product. The sheep themselves are really sturdy and robust, enabling them to be stacked. I thought they would enjoy the snapping them together and apart the most, however they spent ages stacking them. Fun as well as educational with the colour sorting and number aspect.

2yr old loved it. Belping to learn the colors and numbers

Great value for learning & having fun.

The child we gave this items loves them

I bought this for our grandson, who is almost 2. He loves his numbers and colors. Great way for him to learn both. He loves animals, too, so he likes them. You used primary and secondary colors, but then had extra shades of blue, purple and green, when you should have used, brown, black, pink and gray, distinct colors for children to learn.

These are fine but not blown away. As someone said, wish they were distinct colors. Would have been more engaging for toddler teaching moments. Not sure as toddler gets older that he will like them any more. Fleece edge is a bit sharp for little ones.