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Farm Sensory Bin with 2.2lbs Play Sand for Toddlers 3-5+, Tractors Playset, Farm Animals, Barn Accessories and Sand Castle Building Kit, Sandbox with Lid for Kids Ages 4-8
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Liz –
Fun sensory bin
My kids play with this for a while each day, great sensory bin! Lots of little toys and good for pretend play
ItsmeC –
So much stuff in here – my grandson loves it!
I was not expecting this set to have as much stuff with it! It is literally packed! My grandson (3) loves it and has been having a blast playing with it when he comes over. It is a bit messy, so keep that in mind! It can be vacuumed up easily though – but of course you lose some sand this way.This came with a nice sturdy plastic box with locking lid. Also included are the kinetic sand, farm animals, fencing, tractors, molds, shovels, and plastic screwdrivers. I didn’t realize why the screwdrivers were there until I came back into the room after being gone for about 2 mins and found that my grandson had completely torn down one of the tractors 🤣! He loves taking things apart – even things that aren’t made to be taken apart lol. So this was like a dream for him! I think it is such a a cool thing to include. This is like a whole activity set, not just a kinetic sand box with a few toys! My grandson has spent hours playing with this. My teenage daughter and 11 year old son have also pulled it out and played in it. It’s quite fun and would make a great gift for kids!
John S. –
Cute farm play set with some downfalls
This is a fun sensory play set for toddlers with some positives and some negatives. The positives: the whole set includes a LOT, there’s plenty to do with all the little toys and tools included; it comes in a box with a clip on lid, which is nice to keep it all contained; the farming toys are so cute and unique. They fit the theme well and I could see my older child loving “planting” all the vegetables in the sand. The negatives: This set is almost like two separate sets in one. There’s generic sand play and then the themed farm elements. Would’ve loved for it all to be farm themed; many of the provided toys are choking hazards for little ones. Although cute, there are many things I’m taking out until my son gets a bit older to play with them; the provided bag of sand isn’t really enough to adequately fill the bin, so you’ll need to supplement more on your own. After weighing all the positives and negatives, it’s still a fun set and one a kid will definitely enjoy, but be mindful of the downfalls and provide supervision/oversight as necessary.
Savannah Williams –
Variety of toys
I was very surprised at the quality of these little toys. There is an abundance of them of different kinds there’s sand castles, farm animals, molds, tools, crops, trees, fencing, and tractor and trailer as well as the little screwdrivers to and other parts of the tractor. The sand is quality and comparison to some of the cheaper brands that I have used that doesn’t stay moist enough to make the castles. My son is on the younger side so I did have to remove the small crops from his set for now because I do worry about him choking on them but for older kids it shouldn’t be an issue. It’s fun for all the kids and I think it’s interesting that the sand castles are actually iconic real buildings across the world which provides a great opportunity to teach kids the learning. I love the fact that this set comes in the box with the locking lid. It’s a great buy for the price and would definitely purchase again.
Miss in the Kitchen –
Fun For Hours
The most fun to keep kids occupied. My grandsons absolutely love this set, especially that it comes with dinosaurs. I appreciate that it can all be packed away inside the storage box. Would make a great gift for boys or girls.
T1969 –
Great kids with sensory problems
we love play sand and little sensory toys as our kids have sensory problems this it’s perfect for them. It is only 2.2 pounds of sand, but it’s perfectly enough for insight. It’s easy to clean as this is a special sand the toys are built nice very easy to use Great value for the money.
Judy –
Bit small for play, great for storage
I should have read the description a little closer as this bin is a hit smaller than I wanted. It’s about the size of a largish home rectangle cake pan. Which, unfortunately, is hard to contain the play mess of kinetic sand. My kids were using one of my half sheet pans from the kitchen to somewhat contain the mess. And I unfortunatley found out that kinetic sand makes hardwood floors VERY slippery, even after you’ve vacuumed up the sand. The kids do love all the little toys that come in this kit, the bin itself is just too small a play area for the amount of toys. It works great as storage, but for play it’s rather too small. The mess just gets out too easily in something this small.
Ms Tony T –
So much fun
This is a nice little sandbox. Love the animal molds. My grandson really likes the little tractors. It’s a great item to have especially during winter. The kids like playing with it in my kitchen.It’s not too bad to clean up, when they’re done. That’s why I had them in the kitchen, no carpeting. I really like the latching cover. Keeps it from ending up all over when the grandkids aren’t here, or aren’t playing with it. It will also be great for this summer sinc I dug out the sandbox in my yard a few years before they were born. They do like helping in the garden I put in place of it, but I’m sure they’ll like having a little sandbox out there as well.I like that it is a farm theme. Makes it more fun, I can show them photos of the machinery I used to drive. So then they get a fun way to learn about my childhood and my parents. My dad and uncles ran the family farm for most of my life. But my folks have both passed away, and I don’t drive farm machinery any more. They had a blast hearing about it though. The next week when they were here it was one of the first things they wanted to play with. Also the first things they wanted to talk about while playing.