GEDIAO Wooden Math Blocks Puzzles Montessori Toys for Toddlers Sorting and Stacking Learning Toys for Kids Number Counting

My daughter really likes this puzzle! I super glued one disk at the base of each dowel to show which color goes on each (they correlate to the colors of the numbers, but she doesn't usually do the numbers first). The numbers gave her some trouble because they don't have a designated front or back, so I drew a black outline on the back of each and told her that side goes down. My daughter is an adult with special needs. With these easy modifications, this puzzle keeps her entertained for quite a while. The pieces are high quality and have a smooth finish.

This toy is fun and colorful and my almost 2 year old enjoys playing with it. I stored away the smaller stacking rings until he’s better at counting. I like how this set has numbers as well as shapes so we can practice one after the other with just one toy.

I was looking for a nice-quality wood toy featuring numbers, shapes and colors. I found several options similar to this one, but all had plastic rings instead of wood. This one is indeed 100% wood and the quality is nice. I love that the colors line up/match with their corresponding rings and shapes. This helps little ones know which rings to count, which is nice. It also has bright colors, with well-painted pieces, nicely finished. I would have given this toy 5 stars were it not for the color selections. There are two oranges, two pinks and two blues, and they are so close to the same color match that younger kids get them mixed up. So I modified them and painted over four of them (I used Acrylic craft paint and finished with clear topcoat) to fix this problem. The pic I attached shows my modifications. If the manufacturer would do the same, and change the one weird "tent" shape to a star or something more recognizable to children, this toy would be perfect! Here's what I did: The number 2 was a dark orange, too close to red, so I lightened it to light orange. However, the number 7 was also light orange, but the gradient colors look better with the number 2 being light orange, next to the red. So I painted the number 7 white. The number 6 was pink, but too close of a match to the slightly-darker pink number 9, and since the number 6 was next to the newly-painted white seven, I painted the number 6 black. I also darkened number five to a royal blue to not be confused with the turquoise number 8. If I were the manufacturer, I would reorganize the 10 colors to be gradient in this order: Yellow, Orange, Red, Pink, Purple, Blue, Light Turquoise, Green, Black, White. Or, you could remove the turquoise entirely and add Brown after the Green (before Black), but the turquoise is rather pretty, and my 2-year-old grandson likes turquoise and loves to say the word, so I kept it. By the way, I also painted the rings and shapes the same colors as their corresponding numbers. Now that this toy has been modified I am very pleased with it. My grandkids love it!

Great even for toddlers to start learning to put colors together and bit by bit learning about multiple items and corresponding number shapes.

This is a nice toy of good quality to help with learning colors and numbers. The paint is well done with no chips or rough edges on any of the rings or poles. Unfortunately, several of the colors are VERY close to each other. I as an adult can barely distinguish between them, and there is no way my toddler who is just learning his colors can tell the difference between them. Three or 4 shades of pink in one set is just a bad idea. I will attempt to paint them different colors in order to keep this as a learning tool.

Just received this set in the mail today. Top quality product. All the pieces are very well made, edges are smooth and nice to touch. My two year old nephew immediately fell in love with the set. I can tell cause he’s been playing with it for an hour now.

A great toy for kids to learn numbers and counting

Nice quality toy. My main complaint is that it’s a lot of pieces to pick up after! So far, our 2-yr old isn’t interested in playing with it as intended/- more likes to put the different pieces in co tankers, places around the house, etc. we’ll see if the intended use (learn numbers and counting) comes around.