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Absolutely amazing! Only thing I would say/request is that you change to tap icon from a “H” to a “C” as it’s encouraging kids to spin the hot tap, which I’m not comfortable with. Despite constantly supervising our little one, it can increase the chance of them hurting/scolding themselves especially if they want to help and turn the tap on for the bath. As most won’t know the difference but will recognise the “H”.Other than that potential hazard, it’s beyond amazing and a fantastic idea, and I’m so glad I bought it for my 17 month old

This is a cracking little toy! We had a long journey which included 4 flights, 8 trains and a two-hour drive in one day and I was nervous, so nervous to do this with my just turned 12-month-old! I was worried about the things he'd be able to play with on the toy since we certainly haven't figured out locks (in hindsight, thank goodness!) and the tap and the light switch were a bit tough for him to move/press, but he loved the fidget spinner, pinging the door stop back and forth, watching the yellow bolt spin, spinning the wheel and the turning hourglass filled with beads. I won’t lie and say it entertained him for the whole day - I don't think anything could have done that! But for a toy that arrived the day before we left that he'd never seen before it did so well. It was easily the favourite of the day and continues to be now. It worked fantastically well as a distraction, way more so than any of his other items that we had with us. The fact that it fits easily in my - admittedly oversized - bag and has so many different elements to it has been fantastic. That journey was about a month ago (I still haven’t recovered!) and we've since mastered the light switch and still grin like crazy at the doorstop and wheel. The yellow beads have unfortunately fallen behind in the rankings (I'm sure they'll make a recovery soon) but the fidget spinner is getting some good use still - can you be good at a fidget spinner? If so, he's managed that now because it gets 'proper' spins now (as well as cute smiles). I will also add that the customer service is beyond impeccable! If you want something that will grow with your little one and keeps them entertained whilst also developing their skills, this is it.

Brilliant toy for kids who love to use their hands alot. Bought for my granddaughter to have a few extra toys in my house for her, and she loves it. So many wee bits to occupy her, fidget spinner, lock and keys , etc. Perfect size as well,I was worried it would be quite small but it's not. It's good and sturdy and perfect for her age range. (2yr old) .

Bought for our granddaughter who is 20 months old and has a fascination with keys. It is well made and seems safe. It is a little heavy and easily dropped when she runs around with it. Plenty of activities to entertain.

I had been looking for ages for a robust fidget kind of toy with a lock and key on as my 3 year old son is obsessed with lock and keys.This is absolutely great. Not only has the lock and key but other objects he can fiddle with as well which keep him calm.We take this everywhere with us as it has worked very well when he starts to over stimulate.He has threw this toy alot and it hasn't even scuffed and everything is still working on it.The colours are soft and calming, the texture is smooth but also offers other textures like the spring.Sizing is good for his size hands, and the quality is outstanding. I think the price mark is good too. I searched alot of different places and never came across anything like this it was always big wooden boards which are not as portable.Would love it if they offered more cubes with different items on.Would highly recommend

Overpriced. My child hardly played with this item and unfortunately the key and lock side has already broken. The springs and screws have fallen out of the side of the lock - a potential choking hazard for toddlers.Do not recommend, dangerous and my toddler wasn’t even engaged by the toy.

My little boy loves to push buttons and spin wheels so he absolutely adores this! I did come across other cheaper versions but for durability and the quality I chose this over the others as I didn’t want any of the parts coming loose. He plays for ages with each side of it, and it’s improved his fine motor skills by using the key and lock side. Really worth it!

Quite small, my boy gets bored with it easily.