Customer Reviews

Lady Bug Bean Bags: Ideal for throwing, catching, tracking and learning how to count from 1 to 6.

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These were a perfect addition for our granddaughters new room, with a ladybug and butterfly theme. All were different colors, have corresponding dots on their backs to the number, numerical and word, on their belly. Lite weight and durable.

This says right in the description it is for all ages, yet when it arrived, it said choking hazard, 3+ years, with the eyes looking like they could easily come off. On top of that, there is a HUGE manufacturing code printed on the bottom of all 6 bags, in bold black letters, that isn't shown in any pic. boo

Now, THIS is a toy worth buying! They're very cute, very durable and very, very versatile.

Each bug is a different color. So, with the 2 year old, we play, "bring me the blue one" etc. Each bug has a number on the bottom, and the corresponding number of dots on its back - so, with the older kids, we can learn to count, practice number recognition and, even, do some early math. They're a GREAT learning toy.

Plus, who doesn't like ladybugs?!?

When learning time is over, they're great for tossing around, juggling, stacking, and all sorts of creative play ... which is how I've come to appreciate just how durable these are. They've held up well - even the pink one, that all three kids fight over, is hanging tough and not showing any scars from the wars waged to have the pink one.

If you've got a young one or a few young ones, you can't go wrong with these.

I purchased these for my classroom as part of a character education program. They're very cute, but not at all durable. When they arrived, the stitching that holds the vinyl pieces together began to unravel. They have since been sewn together with dental floss. I have purchased other bean bag critters, like the frogs and the pigs, and they hold up much better. A new product shouldn't be falling apart at the onset of use. However, my students do enjoy them!