Frank Peppa Pig First 3-IN1 Puzzles, Multicolor (4,6,8 Pieces) & Frank - 10201 Travel Time Puzzle for 3 Year Old Kids and Above

Great set of puzzles. Peppa pig fans will surely enjoy it. Perfect size for little hands. Have attached pictures for reference. Loved the concept of printing shapes behind the puzzles to differentiate the puzzle pieces. It made the job easier for me and my kid.

Nice puzzles for kids. They will engage in solving this puzzle.

Very nice. But tough to construct. It is a challenging task for my son Jaden😍😍😍It took him 2 hours to make one puzzle. Still two are pending😁😁😁

My 3.4 year old was able to assemble the puzzle by herself on the very first try. This should be marked 3+. Might not be challenging enough for 4+ as advertised on the box. Slightly smaller puzzle pieces but build quality is fairly good and has held up well so far.

Not a value for money. Only the Box is very Very Big. The puzzle pieces are very tiny and thin, already started pelling out. For this 375 Rs price this quality is not matching. Also all the puzzles comes mixed.My suggestion, Parents after puzzle is completed, mark different colors at th back of the puzzle pieces to identify and seperate, as kids will mix them up :)But its a good puzzle, kids will enjoy.

This is marked for kids 5+ when in reality it should be 3+. I don't think 5 year olds will find this challenging. My 3 year old can finish this puzzle with no assistance after having completed it together the first few times.Quality of cardboard is fairly good and it has held up well to repeated usage.

Good

Who thought it was ok to mix pieces of three different puzzles all into one single cover ?The manufacturer could have put them into three different paper covers, which cost next to nothing, if the objective was to reduce plastic. And not like the price is low.About the price - one expects better quality material for Rs 420. Or, a lower price for the quality of material. This is certainly not a puzzle that can be passed on to another kid once the first user has done it a few times, unless the user is conscious of handling the pieces. And most kids aren't.