Creativity for Kids Pom Pom Pictures: Garden - Butterfly and Flower - Toddler Crafts, Sensory Toys Age 3-4+, Small

Great for the kids! Very good quality, I did have yo help the two year old push them in far enough to stay.

I love this toy! It’s basically a sturdy cardboard cutout printed with color illustration of the animals, with holes that correspond to pom-pons of various colors. The kids sort out the fuzzy balls by color and size and simply poke them into the big and small holes with their fingers. It did take a little help to show 3YO grandson just how to press it in, but it was a low frustration and he quickly got the hang of it. Former first grade teacher here, and I know building hand and finger strength helps with pencil grip, handwriting and cutting later. What a fun way to address those needs integrated into a high interest activity. It takes just a few minutes to complete the picture- so it highly satisfying. Adults could even take turns inserting a size or color alternately, if your child needs a little assistance- at first. The best part is , you can poke out the balls and it’s ready for next time! You can also leave it in tact and display, if you desire… kit comes with string to hang each cutout. We like to play again and again, sometimes switching colors or making our own pattern. It’s somewhat open-ended. This is definitely a nice gift for a birthday party! Good value, for sure!

Both kids loved this. Had to buy another kit.

The Pom poms are kind of a tight fit in the holes, making it hard for tiny tots. If they push TOO hard then the poms go all the way through. Not hard enough and everything falls off.

I got these for my 2-3 year old as a Christmas gift, and he loves them! I love it because it's not a one and done craft. He can do it as many times as he wants. It's easy to put together, but gives him a little time out to get creative. It's a nice thick material, and the pom poms stick inside nicely without falling out. It's the perfect size for him and seems pretty durable. It's a great gift for it's value, and also great for creativity.

I was very happy with this craft. It's just interesting enough that my 7-year old wanted to participate but simple enough that his 4-year-old sister could manage it. She was thrilled at the color matching. She's a bit delayed in some areas so this is the first craft I've found that she could actually do all by herself, which basically made me burst into tears of happiness. So, as a disclaimer, I may be writing this review a little emotionally right now. Haha.Seriously though, SO happy we could do this craft together today and as a perk, no messy glue!!! (Glue would have been too much for the 4yr anyways.)

There’s no purple which is being frustrating for my ocd 3 year old. It’s also quiet hard for my 3 year old to do.But I think it’s a great concept!

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