eeBoo: I Never Forget a Face, Memory & Matching Game, Developmental and Educational, 24 Pairs to Match, Single or Multiplayer Function, For Ages 3 and upThe Forest Stewardship Council

The kids love it

Very unique memory & match game. I really like the diverse characters and their skin tones & accessories.

This is a wonderful game to help little ones with memorization. Fun and keeps them entertained

Ayuda a mantener la mente a personas mayores.

Grandson loves itEasy to play

I have purchased both the "I Never Forget A Face" and "Life On Earth" eeBoo memory games for my three-year-old granddaughter and they have been a hit.Memory games are a great investment because children enjoy playing them for a span of several years and their parents enjoy playing them, too. They exercise memory and concentration, foster the development of social skills, and teach pattern and spatial recognition and even math. My grandaughter even uses hers in solitary play.The construction of these sets is superior to that of other, mass-marketed memory games; they're built to withstand many years of use and the cards are perfectly sized for little hands to pick up and manipulate. They're also easy to pack (in a baggie) for a trip.But what sets the eeBoo games apart is their quality artwork. When purchasing any item, I always look at aesthetics first and I think this guiding principle is especially important when choosing play equipment for children. Practical, well-ordered, and beautiful design is art education built into the object. If children are only presented with cutesy Disney and schlocky Hallmark images, they will grow up thinking that that is what the world is supposed to look like. The images here are accessible and kid-friendly, but do not stoop to the level of cartoon-y condescension or crass product endorsement.Please consider this review a hearty endorsement of these and other eeBoo products. And thanks to Amazon for making available to us products that are not, but should be, stocked at the local box stores.

This was is a very good game. My 3 year old loved it. I was a bit worried it might be too advanced for a 3 year old. But it was good. We sorted the cards & made a few smaller groups & it worked well.

I bought this game about a month ago. I provide daytime care/education for my 3 granddaughters: ages 22 mos., 3 yrs., and 4 1/2yrs. I am big into educational games and am a retired preschool/kindergarten teacher. We LOVE this game! We typically play it several times a day in various ways. Individually, they will bring it to me or work on it on their own. The 22 mos. old can match 3-4 pairs at a time and is also learning to turn them face down to play "concentration" (needs help with this). For each of the girls, we start with 3-4 pairs at a time and work up. We are working on them using their words to describe what they see, ex. "what is she wearing?"; "she's got a pink scarf on", etc.. It is a game I see them using often and for quite some time. The materials are very sturdy and they even survived a minor "nibbling" incident. Great for visual discrimination, memory, similarities and differences, verbalization, etc.. Highly recommend this product! Update: We have now owned this game for 4 years. My grandkids still play it several times a week. It is looking a little worn but the individual tiles and the box are still in good condition. That's unusual for an item used so often (in my experience).