Wooden Burger Stacking Toys, Montessori Toys for Toddlers Fine Motor Skills Toys Educational Learning Toys Play Food Kids Toys for Boys Girls 3 4 5 Years Old (Burger)

Love this toy, having fun while learning. Following direction, hand eye coordination, creativity. One of my toddlers favorites!

My 2.5 yr old nephew loves these! He loves pretend playing with pretend food. I figured why not add more learning to his play. Great quality! Would buy again!

Great independent task

Bought for my son to use in his early intervention sessions at home. He played with it a lot. Sturdy and colorful.

Its a pretty great stacking toy for kiddos. The set comes with all the hamburger pieces and a set of cards showing the order. Its good as a learning tool as you can give the "order" to the little one and they have to figure out how to stack the pieces to make the burger with the correct toppings. Great for visual learning and awareness.The quality of the pieces are decent enough although its strange that they decided to have the "pole" in the middle as its own piece. Just make sure you don't lose it!!Now...I gotta bring this up as I found this the most hilarious thing ever. On the box itself, on the side, there's like descriptions of what a hamburger and what a sandwich is. The way they worded it sounds like an alien from another planet trying to explain what they are. Its the best. I saved the box because of it. Make sure to read it before you throw it out as its hilarious!!!

My kids love playing shop with these wooden play burger and sandwich. The order cards are a good touch. I was presently surprised they ended up using them because most the time they just want to do everything their way. Hopefully will help with following directions. Love how bulky and thick each piece is. Good quality.

It’s almost seems too simple for a little one to enjoy but they love it! It’s got the feel of a game because it has different “order” options so your kid has to put it in the right sequence to get the correct “order”. Also, (and I don’t know if this is intentional or not) but my kid will “double check” that she got the order right by crosschecking the item over the card because the hole is a perfect size to look through! Basically a Montessori version of a memory game.

The box was fully in Chinese so I could not tell what was used for the paint or anything so I deemed it unsafe to give as a gift to a one year old. The box was also falling apart so I was not in giftable condition anyway. I looked at so many of these that I clearly ordered the wrong listing.