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Love all the little items, my 3 year old niece loves this and her big 7 year old brother really enjoyed them too.

This is a great way for kids to learn and associate matching using the alphabet.When I first received this alphabet mystery box I was surprised at the size of it, and couldn't wait to see what was inside. It comes with a doubled sided board; one side contains the alphabet in upper and lower case, while the other side contains pictures of objects/animals for each letter of the alphabet; such as rabbit for "R" and violin for "V". All of these objects are present as little figures as well, so everything you take out can match one of the letters.This is a great fun way to start learning the alphabet, we all took it in turns to pull something out and let the little ones help find the right picture, and the gifts inside are very novel and cute and could be played without the board. It's a fun and novel learning toy.I'd say it's suitable for younger kids, but the toys are very small so it is something to consider and I'd say it's for ages above 3-4 years.

This alphabet toys for kids, has become a valuable educational tool. The 26 alphabet match games and fine motor skills focus make it not just good; it's a thoughtful and engaging learning

Kids learning the alphabet with word association through toys is a wonderful and time-tested method that usually works well. This toy adds a touch of the magic trick concept into the equation.The game board (which I will come back to) is double-sided. On one side it is simply the alphabet, on the other it combines the alphabet with simple everyday things. Those 'things' in the shape of little toys are stored in the cube-shaped box and are pulled out in magic trick style. The toys need to be matched with the corresponding alphabet or their locations on the board, depending on which way up the board is played.The little toys are actually quite reasonable quality and nice in their own right to play with. The Cube box is nicely printed and has little felt flaps to hide the contents so it's a random toy picked from inside.The board. As nicely printed as it is, in my view is a bit fiddly and prone to being torn apart at one of the many seams holding it together. To fit the board in the box it is folded into the same sized squares as the bottom of the cube. That creates a vulnerability especially as this is a game that will be used by young children. It won't take long for those seamed joints to part company if a child decides to flip the board over to play the other side. Even as an adult, it needs a bit of care to turn the board over without tearing those seams. I think I'll be clear-taping the seams to reinforce them. For that, I have deducted 1 star. That's the only grumble I have with this otherwise nice toy.

These alphabet toys contribute to early education, engaging children in matching games for enhanced learning. The set provides a comprehensive approach to fine motor skill development. However, the material could be more durable, as wear and tear are noticeable over time. As an educational tool, it covers the basics effectively, though a sturdier construction would enhance its longevity. It serves as a decent addition to a child's learning journey, striking a balance between engagement and skill development.

Great Christmas present that my baby loves very much and we had a great family time playing together too

Wow this is really a surprise box…..within a box…Firstly there is a cardboard mat that folds up..One side is a colourful alphabet ….the other isA to Z with pictures on….A is for apple and in the box you will find a small apple…The box has a Velcro covering do there is no peeking….D is for doll….but a teddy face is within the box so this could be confusing….Each toy is individually wrapped in plastic….not very good for the environment

I got this for my friends daughter who is currently starting to learn her alphabet and word association.It is well made with decent quality toys to match up to the letters on the board.My only concern is that the board folds to fit into the box and I doubt it will be long before it's torn along one of these folds.Other than that the whole thing is definitely worth it and she has spent a lot of time just playing with some of the little toys as well as using it to learn