Lo utilizo con mucha frecuencia en mi trabajo con niños. Es un buen recurso para muchas actividades. sus colores vibrantes me encantan y su material resistente.Used it for OT treatments. Good for building FM skills and visual perceptual skills. I started with just having them put the pieces in, then graded up by putting the correct colors in. I also flipped it over and had them use their pointer/index finger to push the buttons back out for FM skills. My kids also loved playing with them whenever I became a SAHM.I did not expect my 14 month old to enjoy this as much as she has. She doesn't yet use the pictures and match the colors, as my 5 year old enjoys doing, but she loves putting the buttons in the holes. Sometimes she'll even put them all in the red box and shake it around. I look forward to her eventually using the pictures and putting the right colors in the right spots. But for now just the fine motor practice she is getting is very enjoyable. It's also very durable. She has stepped on it several times and even hearing a crack I thought that was it but no, not a crack. The paper pictures do bend a little but no ripping yet. I'm very happy with my purchase!UPDATE...It's been a few months and she has since stepped on it again and this time it cracked straight down the middle. I hot glued it and so far it's holding okay. Also the eye buttons are scratching off so they look less like eyes. The pages are bent up but still seem to work okay. She is less interested in it. i feel like i need to put it away for awhile and bring it back out later and she will probably be interested again and maybe by then will be old enough to match the colors and patterns. I still like this toy and would purchase again. just wanted to correct the durability comment.I purchase this button art set at the beginning of the covid-19 pandemic. I thought that this would be a great activity to mix things up and provide some distraction for my little ones. The ages of the children that play with this are, 2, 4, and 5. The product is very durable to withstand my children, I love the bright colors, and the the size of the buttons as they aren’t too small. The kids love playing with this, and I wish I had bought another so that they wouldn’t fight over it. The only issue I have with this, is that there is no way to really keep the buttons contained when you’re using it. The buttons are stored under the playing surface, so that means you have to put the buttons into a separate container or dump them on a surface. A pull out compartment would have been nice. I did get this item for 50% off the normal retail price though, so I won’t really complain about that. All in all, it was a great purchase and well worth it.Overall, I'm very pleased with this product. Exactly as described and my son loves it!Works well, buttons are easy to place and stay in without being difficult to remove.The pictures are cute with good variety and we love the bright colors.All the pieces and cards fit inside the red tray with the yellow piece on top. To me, the Container is a small enough size to easily store in a drawer or on a shelf.So far, after one use, it can withstand my son's rough play but it is a little cheaper quality than I was hoping. The pegs/buttons are thin plastic and the picture cards are very thin. They suffice for the purpose of the activity but they could easily bend or maybe rip if my son was too rough. And the edges of the buttons are already agitating the circle holes of the picture paper. The picture cards could be thicker and more durable.The container is great for self-contained storage at home. Fits flat on a shelf. However it does not seal shut. If it fell or got tipped over, the buttons would fall out. I put a rubber band around it just to be safe. It would benefit from a lid that snaps to red tray to keep everything enclosed.And buyer should just be aware that there are sufficient buttons to do pictures but some cards use all of one color so if one button gets lost, at least one picture will likely have an empty spot. Wouldn't hurt to have a few extra buttons. Maybe set of 60 instead of 46.Overall we like this and it's what I was hoping for!! Would make great gift!Christmas GiftI, personally, love this thing, but I had no idea how my almost 2 year old son would react to it. He marches to the beat of his own drum some might say, and you can never be sure how he'll react to a toy. So far he only enjoys putting all of the buttons in the tray and then dumping them out on his head. However, I am giving it a glowing recommendation because I can see the potential in this toy. I think, with time, it would be a very good toy for my son. He had several developmental delays and is rapidly starting to catch up. I think this toy will help him further. He has a dominant left hand & has since birth, but does try using his right. He first tried putting a button in the hole on the picture with his right hand and that didn't work well. Once he switched to his left, he got it right in. He was quickly bored & then began dumping them out. In time I believe he will get a lot of use out of it. I am not entirely certain that the buttons, though large, aren't still possible to get stuck in a toddlers mouth, so we watch him carefully with this, just in case. The toy also seems very durable. My son is very rough on toys, something we are working with him on, & there isn't even a mark on the pieces of the toy. The pictures too are much more durable than one might think & have a glossy texture to them. If your child, like mine, had any trouble using their hands, this would be a fantastic toy to help them learn to manipulate their hands. Highly recommended.I bought this for my 2.5 year old and it was one of my favourite gifts to give him. We use it almost daily and it’s been great at helping with colour recognition and matching- and he loves creating the included pictures. I did purchase a container to keep it in because the dots often end up on the floor- while actually using it, you can’t have them inside or you can’t get to them- but that’s a big deal at all. I definitely have it on the list as a birthday present for future events. I ran across this while browsing and I’m so happy that I picked it up.My toddler enjoys matching up the buttons with the different colours in the templates. At first I thought he wasn't very interested in this kit because he didn't spend very much time with it, but this past week he has been playing with this every day and working on one template after another. He also seems to like putting the buttons away when he's done.The only thing I would suggest to improve this product is to have a lock on the "lid" or a way for the lid to snap in so that the templates and buttons don't fall out of the red box. It would be much easier to store this on a book shelf if the lid didn't fall off so easily.I guess my daughter, who's 3 yo when we purchased this, just doesn't like toys very much and I should stop buying them for her. She did play with this a bit more than other toys and she does return to it every few weeks for 10 mins or so. If your child likes to sit down and spend time drawing or doing puzzles, they may enjoy this toy. I am still figuring out what my daughter likes.Bought this for my grandson who is 20 months old. He loves it. We don't always put the right coloured button in the right hole but it's all big fun.My daughter has gotten hours of entertainment from this. We got it when she was age 15 months or so and she started using it then and still uses it a LOT at age 3. Even my son likes it and is 5+. Definitely worth the money as it is an independent activity and can be easy or creative if you don't use the ready-made pictures. I will be buying it for other friends for gifts too.