Melissa & Doug Wooden Work & Play Desktop Activity Board | Sensory Toys for Boys & Girls | 12+ Months - FSC Certified

Amazing! Keeps baby entertained whilst I'm working

Melissa & Doug Wooden work & play desktop activity board infant and toddler toy, Early development & activity toys, Wooden baby sensory toy for 12 months plus, Gift for baby girl & baby boy is currently at the price of £27.99, and if you are a prime member, that includes next-day delivery and 30 days returns if anything goes wrong with the item.Its a very cute wooden toy, to get for your child, especially when you work from home, so your baby can have their own desktop station to play with and they will not be trying to get to your laptop etcThe toy is very well made from very good quality wood, that has smooth surfaces with no sharp edges or any splinters, so you don’t have to worry that your child will get hurt. The little wooden “laptop” when opened stays up, so you don’t have to worry, it will slam on your child's fingers.On top of that, the other pieces on the board can be moved and twisted, which makes it a very nice sensory toy.All in all a great choice and I can highly recommend it

I love this, it is so cute and nicely designed. It’s basically a glorified version of a baby’s tummy time mirror but fitted into the middle of the ‘mini -office’.In the centre of the desk is the laptop which folds up and down. The laptop ‘screen’ is a mirror and the keyboard are soft silicon squishable shapes for little fingers to press. Around the outside are a cup, a mouse, a pencil and a Rolodex. The cup has a disc you can switch to change from coffee to orange juice. The mouse has a mouse face painted on and makes a satisfying click nose as of slides along its tail. The pencil pivots to point to letters and numbers and the Rolodex wheel spins with different faces painted on it.It’s all really fun and bring msgs predominantly in wood will be durable and just had the wooden toy classy feel to it.I feel it is more for very young babies, around that tummy time/crawling and early walking period. Maybe as they get to be toddlers, they might be looking for something with a wide range of activities to do. But it is a really lovely toy.

I am a fan of Melissa and Doug toys because they are very well made. This wooden toy features a variety of activities that promote fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and creativity. There are mirrors, and shapes to slide and twist. Great for children with sensory needs. The wooden board is sturdy and durable, with a smooth surface that is safe for little hands to play with. A nice portable playboard to keep your little one amused for hours.

This wooden activity desktop is much better than the plastic one, it helps create a nice sensory play experience for my little girl, no assembly required, well mad and sturdy material with smooth edges, it probably will last long and be one to save for the next generation, couldn’t be happier!

I've never seen something like this before and I think it's awesome. Made from good materials that are really easy to wash and wipe clean, after being used by sticky fingers.My little one is a little to young to use this to its full potential atm, but he does enjoy playing with it and banging it with his hands. He especially likes looking at himself on the reflective "screen".Thanks to the quality, this will definitely last and grow as he does.

Baby enjoys playing with this toy for hours. Super pleased baby and parents!

This toy is super cute. My 9 month old and 4 year old love it. Their own little work station 😆

Für das Baby ab 6 Monate gut geeignet. Kann im Bauchlage oder im Sitzposition beobachtet/ bespielt werden. Außerdem sehr robust.

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My 2 year old likes to start her morning with a warm cup of coffee before she dives into her busy day. Whether she is spinning through her rolodex, scribbling on post it notes or warming up that mouse - she is ready to work beside mommy!My girl is at a stage where she loves to imitate me so we decided this would be a great holiday gift for her (alongside a toy kcup machine). It is doing a pretty good job from keeping her banging on my laptop.It is pretty solid, so when she plays with the different pieces it doesn't flip up. All the items on the desk are in place very well, I don't have to worry about her tearing anything off.It keeps her attention pretty well and offers different sensory experiences. The rolodex spins and the cup (attached to the table) flips between cocoa and orange juice. The mouse makes clicking noises as it moves and the keyboard is semi-squishy.I wish I bought this when she was younger, because some of these features are aimed for younger kids but I feel she still gets alot of fun out of it now for pretend play. We are hoping to put off getting her something like a tablet to limit screen time (but ofcourse my husband is playing a game in the backround of the picture haha).