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This was a birthday gift for our grandson. A perfect educational toy with a techie touch. Colored lights enhances sensory learning activities. Great for travel as it uses 2AAA batteries. Well made and lightweight. Highly recommend this ‘busy board’.

Our 15 month old grandson loves this box. It keeps him busy while riding in the car. Helps with finger coordination and lights up so he observes his actions. Highly recommend.

Got this toy as a gift for a kiddo who doesn’t have much interest in toys generally. This kid LOVED this. Would not put it down for the next couple hours. Easy to use and keeps interest for a while. Perfect fidget toy. My daughter is begging for one. Will definitely be purchasing one for our house.

I got two— one for my kids and one for my nephew. I figured the wood would be sturdy and even if the batteries run out the kids would still enjoy flipping the switches without the lights.The box says ages 3+ due to choking hazard but I don’t see anything that is an obvious choking hazard. My 1yo and my 3yo love it. The 1yo has been carrying it around nonstop. But it slid off the table once and landed face down (a 3 foot drop) and stopped working. Once I tapped it hard on my hand (face up) it started working again, which made me think either the batteries can knock out of place easily or perhaps some other inner mechanism can. Either way, a toy for toddlers should be a little more drop proof. This has happened more than once so far where I have to “fix” it for the kids because it got dropped or bumped too hard and I basically have to tap the back of it a few times for it to work again. Maybe I’ll try putting a little something in the battery compartment to ensure it’s not the batteries bumping out of place. Annoying, but for the price it’s still quite entertaining for the littles.

Got this for my high energy grandson. He is less than 2 years but was very interested in all of the buttons, switches, and lights. Some of the things were a little hard for him to move with his hands but he figured it out. During this process of discovery, he would get frustrated and throw the the toy. It didn't break after being thrown quite a few times. It is made out of heavy wood so it does hurt when you get hit. Just be aware it you have a toddler who throws things. It would be good if this toy had more and or different light switches, buttons, and a lighter weight wood so grandparents don't get hurt.

Bought this for my daughter on her third birthday since she likes to flip light switches on and off. Thought that it would take her a bit to get the hang of it since some of the lights have a dimmer switch, one requires to be plugged into itself. But she had it figured out in just a few minutes. She loves to just switch them all on and off. Occasionally she leaves it laying around with the lights on and I remind her to shut off her lights and she runs over and shuts them all off. Seems to run for quite a bit (hours) on a single set of batteries. The wood makes it pretty durable, she's got food on it and dropped it plenty of times and it still looks and works fine. The only issue is that there is a bit of extra room in the battery compartment and sometimes the batteries can get knocked out of place internally so you have to unscrew it and push them back in.

I run a day care, and all the children enjoy this toy. It is great for fine motor skill development, and all children love lights that they can turn off and on! The size is perfect for small children to use.

The only reason I gave this 3 stars is because my toddler still likes to flip the switches on it. Also, I like the design of the battery storage that keeps them safe away from toddlers and the overall appearance is nice. However, after about a week or so of use, some of the switches and connections on the inside started to get loose, and the lights stopped working. I love the sealed design because it keeps the baby/toddler out. Unfortunately, it keeps the adults out as well, unless I pull out some tools and disassemble it. Which I risk damaging or breaking the box if I do.