Battat – Pop – Up Alphabet – 50 Letter & Picture Flaps – Shapes, Colors & Letters – Educational & Learning Toys – 3+ Years– Hide & Seek Alphabet

My 2 yr old granddaughter loves pressing buttons. She has fun saying what is under each button as it pops open. It is good for memory. We ask her where the rainbow is and she tries to remember which button it was under. We both are having fun with this.

This is a neat, unique toy for my almost 3 year old. He really enjoys pressing the buttons to lift the doors, revealing letters, numbers, and shapes. It's a very, very basic toy that doesn't require any batteries, but this is a plus for us as we're already inundated with loud battery operated toys.This is a great toy for reviewing ABCs and learning to count. If you hold the toy upside down all of the little doors will open at once. I've avoided showing my toddler this so as to encourage him to open each door one by one (more fun!).I recommend this toy for kids as young as 1 or 1 21/2. The little buttons are rather small, so this will also help in fine motor skills. It's not something my toddler plays with a ton such as his trains and trucks, but we do use it everyday as part of our lessons.

My son loves this toy and I am not even sure why. He loves pressing the buttons. I got it in hopes it would assist us in getting him to talk and learn words. Fingers crossed. I do recommend though.

This toy is really well-made! It is durable and sturdy, and the pictures are cute! We bought it for a travel (car trip) toy for our 3.5-year-old son and he liked it, but I wished it had kept his attention for a longer stretch of time. He would play with it for about 5 minutes at a time and then move on to another toy/activity. He never requested it specifically; I would suggest he play with it and then he'd play with it again for a couple of minutes and then set it aside. I think he would've really enjoyed it when he was a little younger, perhaps 2.5-3 years old would be an ideal age for this toy.

This toy has been great for my 2 year old as she is starting to show a lot of interest in learning her letters. It's something my 2 year old can easily look at herself, and it's also fun to go through with her. She is now even able to recall a lot of the pictures and is proud of her memorization. I appreciate how the upper case and lower case are displayed (the lower case at the beginning of the printed word). My baby also likes to play with this. Running his hands across it makes lovely clicking sounds! I can't believe this toy was only $10. The pictures are just stickers, but are showing no wear after heavy use.

I grabbed this for a long car ride and it kept my toddler busy for quite some time. The buttons are easy to press and it teaches a lot of things.

Very cute toy and educational toy. I'm waiting to give it to my son for a future road trip. However, I tested it out and it feels a bit cheap. Some of the stickers were put on crooked. And a few of the buttons get stuck for me as an adult. So I could only imagine my 2 year old son will get frustrated or never go to play with those particularly buttons down the road. So that's annoying. But I like the concept and most of the other buttons are really easy to push. I think it'll keep my son occupied for a long time

we got this as Christmas gift for my just over 1 yr old she is doing so great with it. we sit with her and go through the alphabet and all tiles on the board. she now can pick out about 6 or more letters as we ask her to and because she associates some with the pictures she is finding them that way too. she knows 12 different shapes and 5+ colors but she does not talk yet. she is 18 months now and this toy/tool is a great learning piece for our baby girl.