Learning ResourcesBig Feelings Nesting Fruit Friends - Fine Motor Toys, Social Emotional Skills Regulation Tools for Kids, Gifts for Boys and Girls, Classroom Must Haves, Occupational Games

The price and quality are a win for me! Just the cutest way to work with kids on colors, matching, sorting, etc. I’ll continue to look for and buy from this brand.

A great learning toy for the littles. My kid loves the dancing fruit videos so this was a great toy choice.

These are great! Little hard to open for the little ones with small hands. But this is one of my grandkids favorites

My twins love taking it apart and don’t seem too interested in putting it back together just yet. I did notice that for some reason the ink on the strawberry is smudging off but all the others are normal. Still a great learning toy.

This nesting fruit toy is actually so adorable. It’s great quality and should last us a long time. Each one is pretty easy to take apart and put together, my 3 year old has no issues. I got it for the new baby but I would say that until around 2 they might need help to open and close them. But matching and fine motor skills are great to develop using this toy. It also comes on the go with us easily. Very easy to clean and wipe down with wipes as well. You can see the size in the photo. Great buy and I would get it again. It would also make a nice gift on a baby registry or birthday gift!

Perfect for my students age 2-6. They love nesting the characters and discussing the emotions or engaging in pretend play. They are just resistive enough where they can pull the pieces apart and put them together without help, but the toy doesn’t do the work for them. Love the fruit theme and textures of each toy as well!

My 3 year old loves this toys

2 year old loves nesting dolls - she plays frequently with a couple sets (santa and penguins) that my mom has, and I thought these would be great fun for her while helping her recognize emotions. Unfortunately, while she likes the bright colors and can easily match the colors and piece them back together on her own, the fruits themselves are difficult for her to take apart and snap back together. The pineapple is far too large for her to open herself, and the smaller fruits are simply too "tight" for her to open and close without assistance.