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The media could not be loaded. This little busy board is so adorable!! My 10 month old baby girl who was born premature and is having a hard time with basic motor skills is now actually playing for the first time!Everything on the little board is connected with eachother. The plugs are connected to the toaster and the fridge. So If the toaster is unplugged it doesn't work if the fridge is plugged in, it lights up. The microwave lights up and dings.The pot makes boiling noises and lights up.Batteries are not included. It requires 3 AA batteries it comes with little vegetable toys, a fish and meat. You have to put the stickers yourself on the toy which is a bit difficult if you don't do so correctly the first time. I messed up on the fish and when i tried to take the sticker off to redo it, it tore.Overall we just love this little toy it keeps her busy and helps her explore

My son plays with it in the car. I feel like there could be more features to it

This is a great activity toy to keep a young child engaged for a while. He cycles through all his toys and continues to come back to this one over and over. He’s curious about all the doors, bells, plugs, latches and sounds and will work at making all of these activities “go” until he masters them. The handle makes it easy to carry (only for me, at this point) and it acts as an easel to prop the toy, too. The refrigerator door is a little tough to grasp at first and the music , of which there are many tunes and sounds, has no volume control except for loud and louder. The stickers are no problem to insert into their housings. Overall, this is a fun and interesting busy box toy that commands our toddler’s attention over and over again.It’s been almost a year since I reviewed this toy and I would like to give it 5 STARS. It has endured and been a constant favorite toy that is frequently played. We have a second grandchild now who is a year old and he loves it, too. I haven’t seen or bought another busy box toy that is as loved as this one. It is also lightweight as opposed to our wooden one. That one barely gets any use. You can’t go wrong with toy.

I have two toddlers and they really enjoyed this for a few days. It almost seems too "baby" for my 3 years old but yet a lot of the stuff is too difficult for him to do by himself so it's kind of a weird product. The food can't fit in the cupboard you can store one in the microwave and the fridge, the rest I put in the fire hydrant (?) haven't figured out why there's a fire hydrant in a "kitchen".Kids mostly love anything so I don't think it says too much and don't know what I expected after looking at the pictures but it is what it is and was a fun toy for a few days, maybe they'll come back around to it.

The first one I purchased included lights, but not sound. A replacement was promptly sent, but the sound is glitchy on the replacement and doesn’t always work right. I’d skip this buy folks.

With a one year old who is all about pressing buttons and flipping switches, we were very excited to give him this busy board as a birthday gift. Overall, it has done a great job of keeping him interested and engaged!.The busy board is full of latches, locks, switches and strings, and the kitchen theme is something that speaks to both of the toddlers in our house. The result is plenty of diversity as little ones explore all of the features of the board The toy is engaging enough that our three old has asked to play with it on multiple occasions, as well. Typically, she lacks interest in this type of toy given they are designed for younger children, but this case is definitely the exception. She loves moving the pieces and exercising her imagination as she pretends to cook up meals and bake sweet treats.Overall, this toy is on the upper end of the "busy board" toys we've encountered. It has plenty of features that help improve focus and dexterity, and there are plenty of colors and numbers on the board to aid in education. If there are issues with this board, we haven't found them. 5/5 stars for being an engaging and awesome toy!

This is a nice little toy for toddlers t hat's both entertaining and educational. There are buttons and knobs that do different thing. And little doors that you open, like the microwave and refrigerator, that have little spaces inside them to put included plastic items inside, like fruit and veggies. Each compartment opens in a different way so there's some problem-solving skills here. There's one door where you have to slide a latch and click open a lever to get the doors to open. I think this is great to teach kids how to maneuver their way around things to get them to do what they intend. Also, for what it's worth, my niece is younger than the age listed and she still took right to it. The only slight detriment is that you have to attach stickers to the little plastic pieces and inside the doors and cabinets, yourself. It would be nicer if it was ready to go out-of-box. You can also use that opportunity to teach your child how to attach the stickers, but there is little wiggle-room there and they need to be applied carefully or they'll be ruined. All in all though, a nice toy.

My 2 year old granddaughter loves this busy board! It's one of her favorite toys at Gram's house! She spends a lot of time with it, which is great because she is very busy and it's always nice when a toy holds her attention for longer than five seconds!!!The various stations for the food pieces are fun, plus the noises that coordinate. The "plugs" are a little more complicated and she needs help because her coordination isn't quite there yet, but that's good because it gives her practice.Some of the instrumental songs are recognizable which makes it fun to sing along.It is a little loud, even on the lower setting, but I don't mind too much, again because it keeps her so enthralled.The stickers were a bit flimsy; a couple of them tore as I was removing them from the backing to apply to their places. Plus one of them immediately started dissolving when she chewed on a corner of the tomato... Who would have thought a toddler would put a toy that looks like food in their mouth?? The stickers should be more resilient for this!