Montessori Toddler Busy Board Sensory Toys for Toddlers Wooden Autism Sensory Toy, Toddler Switch Board with 17 LED Lights for Kids 1-6 Year Olds to Develop Fine Motor Skills.

This is the best purchase! It's quality materials, well made, sturdy, and entertaining. Perfect for quiet places. It's small enough to pack in a diaper bag or backpack. Easy to use and an excellent entertaining value.

This is a fun little toy! We bought it for my youngest’s first birthday and it was loved by his older sibling lolAll of my kids enjoy it age range 1-11 wasn’t expecting that but it’llBe a great road trip bring along for sure!!

I purchased this for my 13 month old granddaughter for Christmas. It is well made of solid wood with a carrying handle and has many knobs, toggles, lights and gadgets . She loves it. It is such an excellent tool to build her skills.

Our 18 monther LOVES this. She takes it everywhere and plays with it all the time. Great toy for fine motor skills. The buzzer button is a quiet buzz (thank heavens!). Highly recommended.

This was a great road trip toy! It is super sturdy and well made, and the cost was reasonable making it a good value. It works well is easy for kids of all ages to use. Our 15 month old was able to use it even! Our 2, and 4 year olds, and even our older kids all loved pretending that it was the control panel for various missions or vehicles. The only reason it is 4 stars is because one of the switches broke fairly early on and the beeping got super old super fast.

This is my 3rd purchase. I've bought for my grandson and for others 1st birthday. It's always a big hit and I believe the parents love it just as much as the children do. Keeps the kids entertained for long periods of time.

Sturdy, well made and the children love it

Update: We had this for exactly two weeks and unfortunately one of the plugs has broken and fallen out. It left a hole and luckily the piece was found before my son accidentally ate it. I will be unfortunately returning this product.Original review: I got this busy board because my 13m old has been liking to turn on/off switches, really working on his fine motor skills. The first day he was able to figure out how to move the yellow switch to the "on" position, and also push the button that makes the beeping noise. The second day he found the power button (same as the beep button) and we're working on the green and red switches. One thing I don't love is that the upper switches, the ones that are little metal rods, are placed at an angle. So, instead of pushing "up" and "down" to turn those switches on and off, you have to kind of push them at an angle. I find that a little confusing for kids that are just learning how switches work, especially when I as a 31 year old adult have to fidget with them. I'm sure my little one will figure it out eventually, it just seems like a small detail that was unfortunately overlooked.