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Creative, fun, and educational
My son loves this, when we finished the whole book he wanted to do it again. Very educational, worth the money, definitely durable, great picture quality, easy to use and I think you could use for about any age.

Great learning book
My daughter is five and absolutely loves this book. It’s very easy to use. It has Velcro tabs very strong paper not easy to rip hours of endless fun learning about your body and things that are good for it.

Some assembly required, BUT WORTH IT!
I will admit that I did not expect to have to take time out of my schedule to apply all of the velcro to the book and pieces and was at first disappointed, however I quickly got past that when I saw my daughter’s eyes light up as she asked me to read it to her and was even practicing saying all the names of body parts. As a kid I did not learn a lot of this stuff until much later and seeing her be genuinly interested in learning it all is really fantastic. I really feel it’s helping her better develop her sense of self which is so important to early development. She clearly understands the world better in general as well, as she will point out that an animal or person has a brain, and other things of that nature. I would absolutely reccomend this to anyone with a young child, ****as long as the child is old enough to not swallow the pieces**** (3 years old), I would definititly recommend it! My daughter is still learning to read and she showed interest anyways right from the start!

3 stars is generous
UPDATE: This has already been thrown out. Don’t waste your money. Look for one that’s magnetic and actually preschooler friendly. Once all the tags a taken off the page, my 6yr old had no idea where anything went back together and they all sat in the bag. There aren’t any cues to help show young kids where to put the velcro pieces back to so this is absolutely not a use alone learning board but even with supervision, many adults would struggle their way through putting pieces back where they go.The pros: Colors and graphics look very nice. It comes with a carrying bag with a zipper to help keep pieces inside, which as a mom to young kids, I greatly appreciate. The labels are made of thick cardboard and could certainly be ruined if left unattended, but with supervision, this may hold up.The cons: It will take some getting used to to ignore the grammatical errors. The descriptions are less than thorough but more than preschool friendly. This is definitely geared more for younger elementary aged children than preschool. I bought as a supplemental learning guide for my 2 & 6 yr olds, but this was way over my 6yr old’s head and will require quite a bit more instruction than I was hoping it would require. My 10yr old has taken a far more interested liking in it, but the material is below her level. As a mom who’s medically trained and whose children have been age appropriately medically trained since early toddlerhood, I’d place this around grades 1-2 for age level appropriateness. (This isn’t to say the material is not emotionally efficient or psychologically appropriate, it is however much harder concepts than a preschooler will willingly grasp- i.e. medical terminology for muscles and the beginning circulatory system. Medical concepts for preschool would be more of HOW the muscles work, the digestive system, even the reproductive system, and less about proper terminology for muscles.) One of my bigger complaints is the durability of this. This isn’t magnetic and with repeated play, the velcro on these will likely wear thin quickly. Another strange fact, it starts with having print on both sides of the page. Then it went to only one sided, but then back to two sided. It isn’t missing pages, just oddly put together. The last page also isn’t labeled as the other pages are. Like they only had enough stickers to fully fill two pages and just decided not to include other labels for the last page and just print them on. Not a big deal, but it shows how much thought went into this production. Side note: there are EXACTLY the amount of stickers you need, no extras. Don’t lose them otherwise something isn’t getting used.Overall, looks decent, but functionality is lacking. If I didn’t just spend 30 mins setting this up, I’d absolutely return it for something written correctly and as a better and more age appropriate resource.

A mi niño de 4 años le encantó, aunque es fácil de que se pierdan las piezas es mejor usarlo con un qdulto