SkrtuanWooden Sorting Clock Toy for Toddlers 1-3 Years Old, Montessori Shape Color & Animal Puzzle, Educational Learning Gift for Teaching Time, Numbers, and Fine Motor Skills

I love all the colors on it and that it works on multiple things. The only thing i think would make it a little better is if it had a case to keep it all together when not using, so nothing gets lost.

My son loves shapes so he had a lot of fun sorting them. He is still too young to learn about time but I look forward to using this toy when he is older and ready to learn more. Seems durable, no toxic smell, good value for money

Granddaughter is just turned 2 and this has helped with learning her numbers and counting as well at teaching to tell the time.

My 7 year old grandson was bored with me teaching him to tell time with a regular clock. I couldn’t get him to want to learn. Having this clock was a game changer. My grandson is having fun learning to tell time. This clock is educational, budget friendly, and fun.

My Grandson loves this clock. He can tell time and understands the minutes concept right away!!

Easy to lose pieces. Was fun for a little while but my 2.5 yr old got bored of it .. maybe we’ll revisit it later on

This was very nice. Worked well and well made. It is a little smaller than expected but ok.

I ordered this "clock" for my granddaughter's 2nd birthday. She loves it, and immediately started playing with the numbered geometrical shapes -- it works as a puzzle. You can also string these "shapes" on a cord to make a chain; each shape is a different color, so there's color learning. And it gives a rare opportunity for today's kids to learn how to use an analog clock! Not that she'll learn that at 2-years old, but it's probably the only non-digital "clock" in their house, so a great way to learn. Highly recommend it!