Melissa & Doug Match and Roll Shape Sorter - Classic Wooden Toy

Love Melissa and Doug products. Always well made and fairly priced. Great product

Got this for my 1 year old for his birthday he loves banging on the blocks and we have fun together finding the correct spots to put them in. It rolls on the floor which he loves. On the back of it it has all these suggestions on games to play with your toddler with it. Great product!

Pieces are rather small and intricate.

Great product as usual from Melissa & Doug. My toddler loves it. Sturdy and durable and the pieces are longer than his mouth. I have one complaint though, there is an odd piece that doesn’t fit into any holes. I’m confused. My kiddo is confused. He got super frustrated because it didn’t fit anywhere. And I am a grown adult and couldn’t figure it out. Lol. Good times. One piece also has a piece of wood coming off.

This toy is fantastic! It holds our toddler’s attention for quite a while and provides a great lesson in shapes and colors. You can also have fun stacking the pieces and making a tower. Definitely worth getting for your little one or as a gift!!

My 1 year old daughter absolutely loves this toy! I love how you can lock the pieces inside once you have completed the puzzle!

We gifted my son this for his first birthday. Now he’s 17 months and can put the appropriate shape to the right hole. It’s a great learning toy. It’s also cute and not bulky!

Good toy, but made in China. Since the company won’t tell you where it’s made ive included a photo. Any future toys I buy I’m looking to avoid made in China.

We bought this toy before baby was born and lo absolutely loves this toy, you can use it in many ways, rolling back and forward, putting the shapes inside the top hole then where they are supposed to go, they can match and learn colors. I will absolutely buy it again.

This is almost totally perfect: The variety of shapes, the fact that it can be used as a rolling toy for my not-quite-ready-to-shape-sort one year old. My only complaint is that the shapes are fairly challenging to get back out. My three year old cant even open it, and then it takes some maneuvering to actually get them to all drop out. Not a big complaint - and really, the alternative would probably be a rolling toy that drops its innards everywhere as soon as it gets going. That would be annoying too. And despite it, this is my favorite shape sorter weve owned yet (and five kids into this, weve owned an embarrassing number of them lol).