Coogam Toddler Fine Motor Skill Toy, Clamp Bee to Hive Matching Game, Montessori Wooden Color Sorting Puzzle, Early Learning Preschool Educational Gift Toy for 3 4 5 Years Old Kids

The Coogam Toddler Fine Motor Skill Toy has been such a great addition to our toy collection! It’s colorful, engaging, and really helps little ones develop their fine motor skills in a fun and interactive way. My toddler absolutely loves playing with it—whether it’s sorting, pinching, or matching, there’s always something to keep them focused and learning.The quality is excellent—sturdy pieces with smooth edges that are safe for small hands. I also appreciate how it encourages color recognition, hand-eye coordination, and concentration all at once. It’s the perfect blend of play and education.Definitely recommend this toy to any parent looking for something fun and developmentally beneficial for their child. Great for home or even as a gift!

Super cute and worked great for our bee themed week!

I bought this for my 3 y/o granddaughter and she loves it. It took my son a couple hours to construct. She plays with it regularly. I just now ordered additional furniture for her.

My four year old daughter loves pulling the bees out. She does’t grab them by their wings. She grabs their bodies instead. The bees are colorful and have cute faces. I’m sure she will grab them by their wings as her motor control gets better. The bees do a good job of sitting up when you put them back. Great toy for my daughter and I’m sure I’ll find random bees around the house. Just need to try to make sure none of them get lost. Planning on having my 2 year sons play with the too more too. Great gift for the kids.

The beehive is a block of solid wood, well sanded down and perfectly carved. There are no stray wood filaments.Paint is well done.It comes with 7 different colored bees that have felt wings and each match a beehive space.The toy comes with 1 plastic pincer tweezer to grab the bees from the beehive and put them back.It’s recommended to grab the bees from the wings, as the body of the bee, also wooden and painted, is too rounded for a proper grasp with the tweezer.The toy box shows the use of the game as a standing up beehive, but my 4 year old was having trouble keeping the bees inside each hive space, they would fall out easily. So resumed playing with the hive laying face up. The skills are the same to use and even allows for flying bees to be dropped into the hive with the tweezer.An entertaining way to develop skills, in a pretty wood piece.The reason it does not have 5 stars is because there is no place to hang or place the tweezer after use. I think a small hook or nook on the side of the block would be a great addition to avoid loosing the tweezer.

Got this as a present for a 2 year old. Once she was shown what to do, she was able to grab a few of the bees on her own. Great for fine motor skills! The colors and bright and it is well made. My own toddler liked it so much that I went ahead and bought one for him too.

It’s supposed to be a part of a gift for my niece’s son but she didn’t want it so I gave it to my daughter whoIs 16 months old. The bees are small so you have to be careful. May daughter is past the “pit everything in her mouth” stage but when I take this out for her to play, I still watch her. She likes putting the bees in their hives. Still can’t master pinching the tongs but she will get there. I gave 4 stars on the durability because I do t k ow if the felt wings will stay put. But either way, it’s really cute and vibrant. And she loves bees so it’s perfect. She even makes the bzzzzz sound everytime she plays with them. So cute!

My daughter loved it