Learning Resources Number Turtles Set - 15 Pieces, Ages 18+ months Fine Motor Toys for Toddlers, Counting Toys for Toddlers, Color & Sorting Toy, Turtle Toys for Kids

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My son played with these for a solid year and was truly obsessed with them. He hid the babies in sensory bins, took the mamas and babies in the bath and pool, and loved playing make believe games with them. They're a great, versatile set of toys!!!

My son love them

My son loves these turtles. We call them babies and mommas. We started with babies and mommas lined up to match the same colors. When he mastered that, we switched the babies around into different mommas to have him take them out and put them with the correct mamas. We counted just mommas, just babies, all together. Then we would hide a few to find which turtles were missing. You can use them creatively and increase the difficulty as the child masters each skill. Plus they are super cute and the babies fit under each shell easily. The shells also have patterns on them for shape work. Only slight drawback is that the shells sometimes come off easily. Obviously for little hands to get them off. I even appreciate the bucket with spin top for storage.

Nice quality. Lots of fun ways to play with these and loved that you can do color matching and numbers as well. We made the bigger turtle the mama turtle and the little one the baby, and the toddlers loved helping the babies find their mamas.

This is a great learning toy for toddlers to learn their colors, numbers, and sizes.Pros:- Great size for small hands- Awesome for playing while learning- They’re durable and can withstand being tossed around and shaken in their container.- There are no holes, so these can be used in water play safely without worry about mold collecting inside.Cons:- The number “2” was missing from the orange turtle we received. We’ll need to use a whiteout marker to write the number “2” on the turtle.Non-Impactful:- The label was applied upside down on the container we received. This didn’t take away from play as the missing number 2 has, but it was worth mentioning.

My grandchildren are 3 & 5 and they love to count and tell me the turtle colors.

I am so glad I found these. I was on the hunt for some educational toys that encourage fine motor skill development and think these are achieving just that for my kiddo so far. She calls them "Daddy Turtle" and "Baby Turtle" and nests the babies into the daddies' shells, working her little fingers to close them and open them. There's a nice kind of click sound/feel to know that the daddy shell is closed/opened. The colors are great for sorting and matching, the numbers on the Baby turtle shells corresponding the the number of shapes on the Daddy shells are a nice start to counting and number recognition.