J-hong Matching Eggs - Toddler Toys - Educational Color & Recognition Skills Study Toys, for Learn Color & Shape Match Egg Set, for Age 2 Years Old and 2 Years Up Kid Baby Toddler Boy Girl. (12 Eggs)

It’s nice. Good quality.

Gifted it to a friend's son. He loved it, played a lot (throwing around). The quality of this toy was very good, all eggs were shiny and nice to touch, the size is like the real egg pack.

My son love it. Good for sorting activity

Amazing for baby she plays with it 💖

It's like real Egg

My daughter loved it and shes super excited when she does it. Highly recommended good motor skills and for brain development. Very happy for this product. Thanks for Amazon.

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Good for toddlers under age of 2 Its good quality and its as big as an actual egg

Good set of matching shapes and really helps kids learn ! Also takes a lot of motor skills to open match and close!

Good quality, easy to clean and good value of money.

Fun and colorful

This learning toy is very well made. The plastic is egg case is heavy and well-constructed, not flimsy at all. The eggs fit together well and are also of good quality. Both have survived being played with by a toddler who may have 'cracked' a few eggs on the hardwood floor- no damage to the eggs or floor! The colors are bright and the 18month old toddler has stayed interested in this toy even though she hasn't quite been able to match the eggs together perfectly yet. I would certainly purchase again!

Do you enjoy spending hours trying to put all the parts of toys back together? If so this is the toy for you. First off, kids love this. It was well received and played with from the moment it arrived. However cleanup time comes and even though it never left the room your missing half of one egg. You assume it’s going to show up. Your wrong. It’s in the phantom zone now. You try to not let it bother you that you’re half an egg away from having it all together. Then half of a different egg goes missing. You tear apart the kids room looking for the missing pieces. You expand your search to areas of the house the eggs never would have been because there has to be some explanation as to where the egg halves go. No luck. Give up. Fine half an egg randomly out in the open one day. How.... how... where?? No explanation as to how it showed back up. Consider yourself blessed. Then fast forward 6 months to when you take out the bubble mower and discover that there is a opening the exact size of the egg and the other half has been wedged down there since day one. Drink a bottle of wine in celebration and wrap that carton of eggs in duct tape until you can gift it to an unsuspecting first time parent. All in all very entertaining toy. Your going to laugh, cry, contemplate the existence of other dimensions.