Magnetic Creatures Unity

I love these things although I just got them, so I can't really say as to how much they hold up I do have a clear gloss spray paint in my garage so I might end up spray painting them all just to make sure they stay on cuz I see in some reviews that it has some peeling issues I'm wondering if maybe that would solve that issue, but so far these things are amazing. I have like I guess I was blessed because I have metal doors in almost every door in my house is metal.

Good quality wooden magnets. My 14 mo old daughter plays with them daily, and we used them to (very effectively) teach her animal names and sounds. She chews on them all the time, and they've held up decently well. After 2 months of playing, the edges get a little white where she chews them, but it's fine. The only real disappointment we had was the elephant - she managed to peel off the magnet from the wood (with very little effort). We caught it in time, but I would think they'd use a stronger glue. FYI there are a couple small magnets in there that are choking hazard-size - but we just took them out before giving them to her. Still worth it.

This was a great product for little ones (my granddaughter is 14 months old who can identify all of the different animals) to learn the names of different animals and what they look like. You can teach your child what sounds the animals make. It is adorable to listen to them make the animal sounds. They are large enough for toddlers fingers to easily manipulate and also large enough that you dont have to be overly concerned about choking hazards.

I am always happy with the kids toys and learning products I buy. These little magnets are the perfect size for small hands without being hazardous and they stick securely to the fridge and chalkboard without being too difficult for my 18 month old son to pull off and rearrange.

This was a solid purchase. As a grandma living close enough to see my grandson fairly often, I want to have some toys at the ready, but at the same time, I don't want to devote a great deal of space. On top of those concerns, I also want something that is easy for my grandson, a toddler, to reach without also being in a place the puppy--who lives here--to run off with and destroy. I was told the lad likes fridge magnets, and so the only question left was what kind to get.