Learning ResourcesShape & Color Garden, Toddler Outdoor Toys, Sensory Toys, Kids Gardening Set, Flower Building Set, Montessori, Preschool Learning Activities, Toddler Gifts

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Made for a cute hands on gift for a 2 year old little princess! She loves to stack the pots, point out the colors of each of the flowers, and of course match the flowers back up to their pots! This toy could be great for imaginative play as well if your little one likes to garden with you. Sturdy plastic and no small pieces to worry about. Totally recommend for your little one!

What a cute little toy! My 21 month old daughter has fun fitting the different shaped flower stems into the matching pots, and she reads off the numbers on each as well.

I haven't even received this yet and I can't wait for my girls to try it

The baby loved them! Such a cute gift

Fun toy. Great for toddlers learning their shapes. Each pot is also numbered and of a different color, but there isn't an interactive learning element to those. The flowers are nice and easy to grasp. The numbers are framed by the specific shape of the "soil" in the pot, though this can change since the "soil" can be removed and swapped. There are 10 different flowers with a total of 5 different shapes, meaning there's a pair of each shape. The same shapes are matched with the same flowers, only differing in their color.I am not a big fan of the plastic material used for the flowers. It's not a hard plastic, but a firm one that is slightly bendable; it almost feels kinda gummy. The colors are vibrant and part of the plastic, so it shouldn't chip or fade over time. The "reusable" plant stand is kind of gimmicky, it's just standard cardboard with a printed design. I almost threw it away but the back of the packaging specifically said "Package is part of the play!"

She played with this so much. Bought for her first birthday and she’s now 18 months and loves it!

I want to love these. They’re adorable, but the brown piece that fits into the pots gets stuck on the flower and falls out each time my daughter takes one of the shapes out. They also have to be lined up perfectly to fit back into the pots, which means my toddler can’t put them back in. independently. I would prefer if the brown “dirt” with the hole for the shape fit permanently into the pots.

Im a huge fan of Learning Resources. I am a TA in a pre school and have also used these with my own children after being recommended them by my okdeat’s soeech and occupational therapy.It’s a quality product, stands the test of time (my 2 yr old is playing with my other LR toys from 4 years ago and they’re still perfect).Perfect combo of shape recognition, fine motor, color and number play.Will recommend til the end of days.