EINSTEIN BOX My First Box of Games Board Game for Kids 2-5 Years Old | 2 Players | Ages 2-5 | Educational

Great thing and my niece loved itt...

I'm sure this is a good product. Gave it to a friend who was very happy with it for her child.However, the packaging is so bad, i dint know how to gift this

wonderful product , amazing , do go in for it

The box description tells three 19 pcs puzzle for kids. When I opened we got only 15 pcs of the puzzle as shown in pic. Also the box and the painting book tells it's a fork painting book. Even we got a fork with the colors. But as can be seen in the pic, the book contains finger painting pictures.I opened this box a bit late and the return window has closed. I am very disappointed as we didn't get all the things mentioned in the box :(

My baby loved the activities very much.Tiggy has become one of her favorite characters!She started saying "I am big girl like Tiggy. I am 3 yrs old".The planting activity and the stickers are very nice concept. She was inspired by the planting idea and came across new terms like 'nursery', 'roots' etc.The fork painting kit is a new idea and she loved it as well.She just turned 3 and not very good at puzzle part. So I am trying to infuse the interest. But she lost a few of the small parts :(Pros:4 ideas suitable for 3yr oldsFocuses on basic needs and helps to build vocabulary, independenceReusable and engaging for a longer spanNice engaging activities for even parentsCons:Be it any box. Kids of this age can not play totally independently. Parents would need to sit and explain. If you are a working parents and you think Kid will engage himself /herself and get rid of TV. Then the idea is not correct.

Overall the product is good. But the 12 piece puzzle which they gave is too big for 3 years baby. And also tgey can give a sturdy wipe and clean book instead of pen control cards which may miss or getting damaged

At the first sight my daughter liked the contents in the box and she started to perform the activities given. She liked the painting activity and planting activity more than others. I personally felt that puzzle was fairly simple, or it could've had more pieces than it is. Also since she has started to go to school, some of the activities were repeated and it was easy for her to perform, it would be great if you segregate the box content based on the nature of the kid directed to. if the kid is already going to school, then provide a little complex content than a kid yet to knock the doors of the school.

I've generally liked Einstein boxes. We are using them since my child was 1.5 years, more so because other brands like Flintobox and Magic Crate started from 2 years of age. But over a period, the Einstein boxes got boring. Only reason for subscription initially was age and the puzzles. But when the child grows, lot of puzzle n book options are available, so this activity kit wasn't very useful. I'm always looking for novel activities for my kid. So recently when I saw the upgraded activities, the change of cover, etc I decided to try out the new box. But the company delivered their old box. Pathetic strategy of disposing your old stock. For a customer looking for any activity box, it wouldn't have been bad to receive the old box, however I was specifically looking for some newness.Also, I've never seen them price their activity boxes below say 450-500/. To dispose off, they should ideally price old ones at low cost and new ones at regular rates with of course correct pictures and description on the site