Make It RealStamp to Reveal DIY Dot Posters, 1 Stamper per kit & 3 Dot Posters |Craft Kit, Artwork Activity, Girls & Kids Ages 6 Bunny, Frog, Panda

These are so neat. Sometimes the paper falls out. You can use your fingers and match them by hand. Or take time stack it up and refill the holder. I love the results. Great to improve fine motor skills, recognizing numbers, and its like bingo for the kids.I can't wait to see more products from them. Glow in the dark would be cool too

Grand Daughter is very creative and loves it.

This is a good gift for little kids to play around with. It is cute and a fun activity to entertain and learn artistic skills, as well as fashion. The light itself can be a little finicky, but works well for the price. I like that it is portable and can be taken wherever, as well as has a little compartment for your pencils or markers, even though it is not very big.

My daughter loves it. She traces pages out of magazines, textbooks, coloring books, etc. It is essentially just a light-up board with storage space for pencils, but she loves it. Lots of fun for younger kids, but may be boring for older pre-teen age kiddos.

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My daughter was extremely excited. Got about 20 stamps in and all the stamps fell out of the stamper. We then had to finish the panda by hand which upset her. It was also missing three stamps so the panda couldn’t even be finished. Fun experience but needs to be better made

This was really disappointing.My 7 year old wanted this and about 10 minutes in gave up. The numbers are randomly placed on the image and they're randomly in the little wand so for every dot you have to look on the bottom of the wand and then hunt the number down. The numbers would be randomly in the wand as well. Instead of all the 1s together, they were just in there randomly. Since there was no rhyme or reason, my daughter was over it quickly.Also, if a dot falls out, it sticks to the sticky page and if you try to peel it off because it's not in the right spot, it would rip. There were no extra dots at all so if one was lost, ripped, etc too bad.Overall, it was super frustrating and the only one that was completed was the one I (38/f) did. The other two were thrown in the trash because dots were lost with the frog and with the rabbit, all the dots fell out of the back of the wand onto the sticky paper and they were stuck there forever.I can't imagine any young kids doing this (ever my almost 10 year old couldn't do this).

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