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This is an excellent buy! Many fine motor skills activities built into this pouch. Extremely fun for both kids and parents working with their children on the tasks. My own kids are naturally drawn to the pouch, seeking out and working on activities on their own. The purchase is exactly as advertised. Weight is excellent so kids can carry them on their own.

It has all the elements of a toddlers busy board I’d expect. You have to put the sticky dots on the letters, numbers, and animals so they’ll stick to the Velcro. But besides that it’s ready to be played with. The size allows the it to be mobile/on-the-go. The sticky dots are very sticky and the entirety of the book is cute and well put together.

Super cute, has a lot of different things to do in one compact case. Good for gifting the little ones to get them started, great for little ones in school to support learning.

If you’ve ever handed a toddler a toy only for them to ignore it and play with the box instead, you’ll appreciate a toy like this. This busy board is packed with little activities that toddlers naturally gravitate toward...buttons, zippers, straps, and things they can poke, pull, and investigate. It’s great for developing fine motor skills and curiosity. Toddlers love figuring out how things open, close, and move. It keeps little hands busy surprisingly well, especially during quiet playtime or travel. It has solid construction, though a few parts feel lighter than expected. Nothing alarming, but you can tell it’s meant for gentle toddler play rather than heavy-duty abuse. It is nice and compact, making it easy to bring along for car rides, flights, or restaurants. For the amount of activities packed into one board, it’s pretty reasonable. Overall, this is a great boredom-buster for curious toddlers. It might not replace every toy in the house, but it definitely helps redirect the urge to play with things they shouldn’t.

I grabbed the Esjay Toddler Busy Board Montessori Toy for Girls because toddlers are energy in human form and I needed something to channel that chaos into productivity. This busy board actually delivers. This thing hits Montessori vibes without pretending it’s a spaceship cockpit. It’s got all the little doohickeys and gadgets that toddlers love to poke at—locks, latches, switches, wheels, and more—so they’re literally learning fine motor skills while you don’t have to single-handedly entertain them for five straight minutes. The quality feels solid. Pieces aren’t flimsy junk that disintegrate the moment a kid looks at them sideways. Everything is smooth, well-made, and safe, which is big because toddlers will try to eat everything. The board teaches real skills: hand-eye coordination, problem solving, patience (a rare gem), and focus. It’s like sneakily outsourcing teaching while your toddler thinks they’re just playing. That’s peak parenting efficiency. Size is toddler-friendly—small enough for little hands, big enough to keep them engaged. Colors and components are eye-catching but not migraine-inducing. It’s portable too, so you can toss it in the car or bring it to grandma’s and look like a genius without trying. Overall, this busy board is practical, educational, and actually fun for toddlers. Five stars because it does what it promises and makes parenting just a teensy bit easier.

Perfect distraction toy. Plenty of variety, the pieces that come off are Velcro so they can't go far, you can unzip a page to share with a sibling/friend, and there's a hidden storage pocket for all the little bits. Both my 2yo and 6yo have enjoyed playing with it.

We originally received this busy board as a gift and loved it so much that we ended up buying one for someone else too. It’s such a fun and engaging toy, with lots of different activities that keep little hands busy and help build fine motor skills. It’s also lightweight and easy to take along for car rides or outings. The only downside is the durability. After regular use, we started noticing some wear and tear sooner than expected — a few pieces loosened up and the material didn’t hold up quite as well as we hoped. It’s still usable, but for the price, we expected it to last a bit longer. Overall, it’s a great concept and makes a thoughtful, entertaining gift — just wish it was a little more sturdy.

I gave this to my grandson, who’s just turning 1, and he was completely mesmerized within seconds, which honestly felt like a small miracle. Everything on it works exactly as it should, with pieces that are accurate, functional, and clearly designed with little hands in mind. Some of the activities are a bit advanced for him right now, but he’ll grow into them, which makes it a toy that can last a while. The board feels sturdy enough to survive toddler enthusiasm, and the layout is smart without being overwhelming. The design is colorful and engaging without looking chaotic, making it something I don’t mind seeing out in the living room.

Great learning playbook for toddlers!

Well made for toddlers to focus on each page and learn! My baby girl(15month old) can focus on a bit and I’m sure she will spend more time as she grows.

Requested return and refund. Still waiting for the pick up.

My mom kept talking about a doll she had when she was a kid that thought how to zip, tie and buckle, couldn't find the doll but found this. My son likes it, but what I think would make it easier for him with the buckling would be more slack, he has no problem putting the buckles together on a helmet or something similar, because he can maneuver the straps. I love it and I know he'll grow into learning it better as he grows. A 5 for longer straps, overall great.

Based on other reviews and looking at other similar products I had *reasonable* hopes for this thing. I basically wanted something that my friends kid could interact with so he wouldn’t be so interested in turning off my laptop. The kid is 21 months and I stg the first thing he did when I pulled out my laptop at her place was do a drive-by and DIRECTLY hit the power button. He also likes zippers and hoodie strings so I was excited about this but honestly the pieces are fragile, the buckles are way too tight to be advertised for 1 & 2 year olds and overall I feel this product did not deliver what was advertised.