Customer Reviews

Large Wooden Farm Jumbo Knob 9-piece Puzzle

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We have several of the "Lights, Camera, Interaction" big toddler puzzles like this and they're fabulous. Got them last year and they're still played with daily. The knobs are big and easy to grasp, the pictures are clear and bright, and the wood is very solid and durable. Really worth the money, or you can get lucky like we did and find a bunch of them at a discount store. We got ours at Ross Dress for Less, oddly enough, for a fraction of the price I've seen them for elsewhere. Even if you have to pay full price though, they are worth it. Other similar puzzles we've tried cracked and split, and the knobs were too small or worse, came loose, presenting a choking hazard. These are high quality and fun.

I have bought puzzles made out of cardboard for about 4 dollars. After about 2 months I had to throw them away because the cardboard was bent and the pieces wouldn't fit into their respective slots.

This puzzle although it cost twenty bucks has alot of advantages over the cardboard puzzles that I used to have.

1) This puzzle is very durable, since it is made out of wood it isn't going to bend or break. 2) This puzzle is smooth... you don't have to worry about your kid getting splinters.

3) The pieces fit into their respective slots (once align) with little ease. 4) The knob that is attached to the pieces makes it very easy for a child to grasp and hold onto. It also allows the child to turn the puzzle pieces with little effort, which helps the child fit the pieces into their respective slot. 5) When your child lift the pieces from their respective slot, he/she will see two pictures...one on the base of the puzzle and one on the piece that he/she had just picked up. This allows the child to match the pieces together both by shape and by pictures.

My daughter is 1 1/2 years old and is able to find where all the animals go. The knobs make it easy for her pick up the pieces and try to put them where they belong. We also have fun naming the animals and sounds they make. I recommend this puzzle for 12 - 24 month olds as the best one I've seen yet.

Lights, Camera, Interaction! makes beautiful products and this puzzle is no exception. The wood makes it durable and attractive, the pictures under the pieces make it appropriate for babies as young as 12 months, and the knobs are easy for small hands to manage. The pieces are cut to fit perfectly, so that they slide into place easily once the child has aligned it correctly.

My 12 month old baby is beginning to enjoy this, and my three year old still plays with it too. I can't recommend the toys and puzzles made by this company, also known as Melissa and Doug, highly enough. They are all excellent quality and provide fun learning opportunities for kids.

This puzzle is definitely worth the money. I checked around and this is the same price as at a specialty store store near me, however Amazon has more variety. These puzzles are great and well worth the money.

My 20 month old is so proud of herself as she puts the pieces in the correct place, and it helps her practice all the names and sounds as well. Very good quality. Highly recommended.

The quality of this puzzle is outstanding! The wood is thicker than most puzzles and the sturdy knobs and high-quality finish will make this last for many years. The farm theme appeals to my daughter and she enjoys playing with this. Pictures underneath the puzzle pieces make it easier for little ones to complete. I highly recommend this puzzle.

My son received this for his 1st birthday and loves it. It has been a great teaching tool too. I ask him where is the duck and he picks up the duck piece, he is even getting pretty good at putting the pieces back in place - in only a month.

The pieces are large and complex enough for a 12 month old to gain control of the piece so it can be easily put into place. I wish I had bought this sooner.

My daughter loves this puzzle. At age 1 she is easily able to grab the knobs and the pictures are large and easily recognizable for her. She is not yet able to put them where they go, but can match them up. My only complaint is that after just one day, part of the top layer started to peel away and had to be glued back down.