Shapes And Sharing Picnic Basket

The Shapes And Sharing Picnic Basket by LeapFrog is a set of picnic items that are excellent for teaching a variety of skills. Not only do the items help in color and shape recognition, the entire set also allows you to teach proper manners to your little one. Fun songs will also facilitate learning. The set comes with 6 food pieces, 2 plates, 2 cups, 2 forks, 1 picnic basket, and 1 picnic blanket. It is recommended for children aged 6 months to 4 years.

Product Features and Specifications:
• The picnic basket toy comes with 6 food items, 2 cups, 2 forks, 2 plates, and a picnic blanket;
• Lifting the lid of the basket produces instrumental music and fun sound effects;
• The set allows you to teach color recognition alongside basic manners;
• The toy runs on 3 AA batteries which are included at purchase;
• It is recommended for kids aged 6 months to 4 years;
• Learning may even be expanded with more ideas, thanks to a connection to the LeapFrog Learning Path online.

Shapes And Sharing Picnic Basket by LeapFrog Review:

The more than fifty customers who wrote their thoughts on this kids’ toy gave it an average rating of 4.7 stars. They also gave it high ratings for durability, educational value, and fun factor.

One of the buyers was a mom who shared that this was the favorite toy of her 11-month-old daughter, and the mom liked how it was a toy that she could not outgrow as quickly as most baby toys. She appreciated how her baby could easily fit everything back into the basket all by herself; the daughter also reportedly loved carrying the pieces around with her. The music was also commended, as the voice was sweet and cute. The moms also loved how the pieces were very easy to clean, and how it came with a very wide variety of learning, including the use of prepositions, the colors of the rainbow, and the number of sides each shape had, among others. They also loved how it encouraged pretend play while teaching these many different things.

Of course, one reviewer pointed out that there were many pieces and users definitely would not want any of them to get lost, indicating a need for constantly keeping an eye out for them. It was also noted that the basket, when full, was a bit heavy for babies below 1 year old. Other than that, one mom commented that although the basket would ask the child to do things such as finding the triangle, it did not have any way to check if the answer was correct, making it more ideal for mommy to play with the child.

From these reviews, we believe this would be an excellent kids’ toy to get for your toddler or preschooler. They will definitely spend countless hours playing pretend with these pieces or enjoying the songs, while also winding up learning many important basic skills.