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Babyhug Wooden Number Puzzle Review
I have seen many puzzles in varies many shapes and sizes, adopting numerous forms that challenge the mind in endless ways.
I’d like to bring your attention to a brand that displays attractive designs in wooden puzzles. Today, I would like you to have a look at the Babyhug Wooden Puzzle for Numbers till 20. I can’t begin to describe how amazing and likeable this toy is.
Firstly it is wooden, so no issue of pegs being eaten or washed away or broken. Each peg has a holder on top, and each number has a placeholder for the peg to fit. The finishing is perfect, so I don’t have to worry about it being scratchy or bothersome.
It has made learning fun and easy now for me to teach my child numbers up to 20, and most importantly, the sequence they should be placed in is just perfect.
It is economical and budget-friendly. I was actually not aware that BabyHug is into educational toys as well, but now I really appreciate that BabyHug is venturing into educational toys and puzzles.
They have the count of the object under each number, so in addition to teaching the number, I can teach my baby the count of those many objects, super happy for that. I am happy that Babyhug toys are made after enough research. The numbers are in different colours, so in addition to numbers, even colours can be revised.
However, I wish it had a container or pouch along with it to store the pegs so that they don’t get lost. I am really looking forward to buying other puzzles from Babyhug. I wish they come up with states in India puzzles or world map. Solar System puzzle would also be appreciated. I would recommend this product to all the parents struggling to teach their babies numbers and puzzles.
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