HOMER Mail Adventure Learn and Play Kit, Early Writing Activity Set for Children Ages 3-6, Language Games Box for Pre-School & Kindergarten to Teach, Build and Improve Community & Connection Skills

My kid LOVES her mail set. It’s so cute, durable and fun.

I bought this specifically for the bag to go with a wooden Melissa and Doug mailbox for Christmas. Other pretend mail kits online we're upwards of $90 and that just wasn't in the budget. Stumbled upon this and it was even on sale and couldn't pass it up! My 3 almost 4 year old uses this daily! The other pieces were cute, but more of a once and done and a bit big for our mailbox. Overall pleased and would buy it again!

This product was perfect for my 5 year old son. It help him review the days of the week as well as the weather too. For a child that has recently finished pre-k it was right on track with what he learned in school already. We also enjoyed the roll playing!

My kiddo loves to pretend to write and send letters. The mail kit has been great to get her to practice writing without feeling like she's doing homework. The item is expensive for what you actually get (I think 15.00 would be a better price point). There should be more pages, envelopes and stickers. I wish there were associated writing page downloads with purchase or a refill kit to go along with this.

Gift for a 3 year old, they and their older sibling (6.5) loved it. Didn't use the cardboard mail background thing but got a kick out of delivering mail

I really liked this for my 4 year old. He is obsessed with the mail, so this toy is perfect. The only thing I would caution is just supervision over the smaller internal pieces (stickers and crayons) - but overall very satisfied!

Cute gift for pretend play

This set reminds me a lot of the Kiwi-Crate style boxes my kids get with a subscription service. This is more job/travel themed obviously, so more in line with the Little Passports than the STEM crates, but it looks similar in that everything comes neatly packed into a small-ish branded cardboard box.If you're looking for something like a subscription box, without the recurring costs, this might fit that bill. It had a little mail bag for the kids to pretend to be mailmen and several pieces of stationary and fake stamps and stick-on address labels. I used this to try and teach my kids (7 & 4 years old) about how to properly address mail, which they were interested in for about 4 minutes, before they just went to pretend town on their own and spent about an hour writing and delivering mail to one another. My older son was interested in the letter writing part, my younger son was more interested in being the mail carrier. The bag can be kept and reused for ongoing play, but most of the other items are paper and stickers (very cute designs, no reading skills required, though a parent can help make the kit more educational by reading the included materials.) The only downside was that my kids blew through all the stickers and stationary in their first play-through. They got really into it which was awesome, but they were out of materials after day one. Still a great value especially compared to subscription services to be honest.