3-in-1 Montessori Busy Board, Wooden Sensory Toy for Toddlers with Led Light Switch, Lock and Key Toys, Educational Travel Toys Gifts for Boys and Girls 3-6

This was given as a gift and was told the little girl who turned 2 just loved it.

We had this for almost a year; when my girl was 2. She started fiddling with these at first and has mastered some of these by herself. She is now almost 4 and still plays with this kit. I don't display all locks and keys and rotate them on a regularly basis.

I used this set to make my own escape room activity. All of the keys opened their locks. A few were a bit sticky, but they eventually got it. The instructions inside were very helpful.

This is a great and fun way for kids to practice their motor skills! My son loves the challenge of trying to unlock all the different style locks. He does it over and over again. It’s nice that you can store the locks inside the toy so it’s all kept together.

Our kid is in a Montessori school and they have a lock set, but this one is far more finicky cheap, vs. the one they use at school even though they look similar.Yes, technically they are all locks that work, but while my 2.5 year old daughter loves the school set, she gets bored and frustrated with this one. It’s just a collection of adult locks, it’s not gear for teaching kids fine motor skills.Also, the wood lines for locking are like cheap toothpicks and broke within two days of use.

My six-year-old grandson likes locks and screws and the variety keeps him busy

My toddler loves it. It’s sturdy and engaging. He immediately lost the screw driver and loose parts, but it’s fine- the rest is plenty of fun.

Very cheaply made. The keys don't work very well and get stuck frequently. The wooden box completely fell apart. Do not purchase.