Kikidex Magnetic Drawing Board, Toddler Girl Toys for 1-2 Year Old, Doodle Board Pad Learning and Educational Toys for 1 2 3 Year Old Baby Kids Birthday Gift(Soft Pink)

This drawing board was a hit at Christmas! It's incredibly durable and stands up to the rough play of little hands. The detachable legs are a fantastic feature—you can set it up as a standing table or lay it flat for versatility. Plus, the attached pen is a lifesaver—no more hunting for missing pieces!As soon as we opened it, both the adults and the little one couldn’t resist writing and doodling on it. It’s super easy to use, making it perfect for toddlers while still being entertaining for grown-ups. Whether it’s for drawing, practicing letters, or just scribbling, this board is a wonderful addition to any toy collection. Highly recommend it!

Bought this for my 13-month-old granddaughter. She isnt all that into it yet but she does get the idea. Its also a cool little table for her to sit down and chill on. It works much like an etch a sketch. Pen has magnet that pulls on the grain and lets you draw or write. Probably more meant for a toddler. Still fun to watch her scribble and see her little mind at work!

This is a great toy for the kiddos!

Pros: easy to erase (my 18 month old grandchild could do this) and a good size for younger kids to carry around. The screen part is big enough to draw some good pictures. The multicolor is fun. It's lightweight. The legs screw in easily and come out easily.Cons: With the legs, it makes the perfect "stool" size to sit on and this is not sturdy enough for that. We put the legs away and haven't used them since she tried to stand on it :). The string that attaches the pen is quite short. The board has to be turned the "right way'" to make it usable. If she holds the board with the pen attached at the "top" it doesn't reach easily and that is frustrating. I get why there cannot be a long string, but this is shorter than other magnetic drawing boards. I thought about returning it for this reason, but she was already playing with it, so . . .

My grandson is 16 months old but he is already trying to write using it. I brought it in hopes it would entertain him and I use it to educate him. He mocks what he sees and hears, so I brought it hoping to get him started with alphabets and numbers. I feel it can be a good educational tool. I have not tried using it when I take him places yet, so I can't say speak on travelability yet. The plastic material seems sturdy but somehow my grandson seems to be able to remove one of the legs. Sometimes it's rather hard moving the knob to erase the drawing which my grandson can not manipulate currently. Overall I think it's a good purchase and worth the money I spent. I look forward to teaching him with it.

This little product is really great. The pen is easy for a toddler to hold , the writing utensil is attached so you don’t lose it.. it writes nicely and is very clear in what you draw , if you write a name or you make a flower it’s clearly visible . The eraser level lover goes back-and-forth so you can start a new project , I recommend this for any child to enjoy

Works well and my kiddo loves it. It's a lot smaller than I thought it would be but it's for my 13 month old so nbd.

The magnetic drawing functionality is pretty good. Biggest issue is the erase slider is so tough to use, that I have to trap it with my legs and use a lot of force to shiny it back and forth. Hopefully this will loosen with time. Also the string holding the pen is just barely long enough to reach across the drawing space. Makes it hard for young users to draw, who don't have the fine motor skills down yet.