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Baby loves it. Easy to assemble, my 4yo figured it out. Only confusing part of assembly is that the screw holes are not pre-drilled so it was a bit confusing.However instructions show you where to put each screw. A handheld screwdriver works just fine.

pour des bébés de 12 mois excellent ils jouent bien avec

My granddaughter who is 17 months absolutely loves to play in this . The fact that it’s a corner playhouse , it doesn’t take up that much room compared to a regular sized playhouse ,

Bought this for my 11 month old daughter…she LOVES it! My husband was skeptical but once we got it and realized it was worth the money. It keeps her entertained for hours!Putting it together was a pain we had to use a drill to put the screws in as there is no pre drilled holes. We also were missing some screws my husband had to run to Home Depot other than that no issues!

We bought this a few months ago for Easter for our then 9-month-old (that’s why the basket is in the middle in the first picture). It didn’t come with great directions, and the stickers have to be perfectly placed the first time. I don’t understand why they don’t just add all the stickers at the factory (some are already affixed).I like that it fits in a corner, and she likes to go in and out using the door. She’s also figured out the shape sorter mailbox, and she plays with it a good bit.However, there are some design flaws, or at the very least, puzzling features. As some of the other reviewers mentioned, the balls get lost behind it because there is a little mouse door on the bottom. In one of the pictures, you can see where the blue ball could easily roll into the hole and behind the unit.There is a red cup beside the mailbox—we decided it may be used to launch a ball into the downspout, but we couldn’t make that work. Maybe it is there to just hold a ball; the mystery lingers.The “Step 2” plaque did not have enough adhesive for it to stick to the door, so it fell off enough for me to just toss it in the trash.We were short one plastic black screw to secure the ball holders to the wall of the unit. We searched everywhere to make sure we hadn’t misplaced it somehow. I’m sure I could contact the company to get the screw, but I barely have time to write this review!Finally, for the balls to be the main play object, it is rare for a ball to actually start at the top and travel through all 3 pieces and land anywhere near the sink. They are easily lost and really do not make sense for a garden play unit.She’s walking now, and we have noticed she will entertain herself for longer periods of time playing in and around it, so I do not regret the purchase. It usually ends after she’s lost all the balls. I posted pictures of her size at 9 months so you can gauge if it would be the right size for your little one.My 5-year-old nephew didn’t give it a second glance, and I actually thought he would want to throw a blanket over it for a makeshift fort. I also thought my 8-year-old nephew would play with her in it, but he also doesn’t care about it at all.In hindsight, I think putting the money toward a kitchen set would have been a better long-term idea. She’s too little for most of it now, but she would like the doors and putting items in and out of spaces. Then she would have something to grow into rather than grow out of quite quickly.I would only recommend for 2-years-old and younger, and really only if you need the space as the corner playhouse does work well even in a small space. We will keep it for another year or so, then it will most likely go to a new home to make room for a more age appropriate set as she gets older.I will update the post after I contact customer service to get the lost screw.