Magnetic Doodle Board Pink

Let me start by saying that the BABLOCVID Toddler Toys had me hopeful and excited, but oh boy, did it take a tumble down the durability hill! As a mother of a rambunctious two-year-old, I know kids can be accidental demolition experts, but this drawing board barely stood a chance. Quality Quandary: The first disappointment was the quality of the drawing board itself. It's like using a a marker but dipping it in water first. The lines were too thick for my liking, too where if she were to draw a heart, it would either have to be big or you may not be able to see the space inside of it. My budding artist wasn't too thrilled with the results. Now mind you, this is a review from a parent who has a child that is aware of her desire to draw and has had plenty of other drawing products before. She may only be two but she is very smart and artistic AND EVEN MORE ACTIVE. Fragile Flaws: Now, let's talk about durability. Or should I say lack thereof? It's like this toy was designed for a dollhouse rather than a toddler's playroom. My little whirlwind managed to break it within a week. The drawing board is detachable, but even the drawing board itself fell apart Detachable Disaster: Even the detachable drawing board, which seemed like a great feature, couldn't withstand the toddler turbulence. It detached not by design but by sheer force of toddler enthusiasm. Super Chill Toddler Required: Perhaps if you have a remarkably calm and gentle toddler, this might work. But for my active, artistic whirlwind, this toy was no match. Quick Toss: I've purchased various toys and drawing equipment for my child since birth, but this one holds the record for the shortest stay in our playroom. It's like buying a car and having it break down on the first drive – not what you expect. In conclusion, the BABLOCVID Toddler Toys may look cute and promising, but unless your toddler has a "handle with care" sign around their neck, it's not going to last. The drawing board's quality and the overall fragility were major letdowns, and it quickly found its place in the "forgotten toy" pile. Two stars for cuteness but lacking in the toddler-tough department.