Montessori Busy Board with LED Lights for Toddlers

17 reviews for Montessori Busy Board with LED Lights for Toddlers

Mandy smith
Rated 4 out of 5
October 4, 2024
This is a great toy! I bought it for my 3.5 year old who loves helping his dad with tools and fixing things. This is a perfect thing to keep him busy. The only downside to this particular version is there are a lot of separate small parts that are hard to keep track of or together.
Robert Borland
Rated 4 out of 5
October 4, 2024
Looks like picture but I should have paid more attention to the dimensions. This is a pretty small toy. I was hoping for something bigger. I feel that the target age should be much older instaed of the 1+ noted.

michele
Rated 4 out of 5
October 4, 2024
This toy seems very well made, although it feels light in weight. The buttons, switches and knobs are all easy to manipulate and the light response time is immediate. My only caveat is that the lights themselves appear dull and "opaque", not crisp and bright. (The photo has all the lights turned on.) Two AAA batteries are not included.
mer
Rated 4 out of 5
October 4, 2024
I really liked the idea of having an activity board for my 2 year old, and came across this. I thought the buttons and switches would be helpful. I think this might be good for some kids, but my little one has only figured out some of the buttons to turn the lights on, and others just frustrate him at the moment since he can't figure out how it works. I think it is also a bit confusing that the lights aren't the buttons. He sees the colored lights go on and thinks the light itself is the button. It's also much smaller than I figured, though I should have looked closer at the dimensions I suppose. Pros: Good exposure to different switches and buttons, with a plug and a turning key. Small so more portable. Wooden base, meaning slightly less plastic for toys. Cons: Could be frustrating if some switches are beyond the child still. Instructions are almost nonexistent, and the ones they do have are printed so small and poorly that I can't read them. The one direction they have printed large enough to read says to turn off the power when the board isn't being played with but there isn't an off button!! You have to use a screwdriver to unscrew the power panel and take out the batteries in order to "turn off the power", so that's clearly not happening every single time it's being used.