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2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Great way to get your toddler ready for the new addition! Dec 13, 2010
By hopple4
My 27-month old and I work on this everynight as part of our routine...she is really starting to understand that the "baby-in-Mommy's-belly" will "come out" soon...We love it! She is too young to complete all the levels alone, but it makes it more fun to do it together...while we still can!
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Excellent educational tool for expectant young siblings May 02, 2010
By Erin S.
Got this for my 20month old to illustrate the idea of the "baby in Mommy's tummy". It's a beautiful puzzle that educates at many levels. I can adapt it to my 20month old's current abilities and use it throughout the last few months of pregnancy. It has helped his comprehension of what is going on and what will happen.
I did have to make some modifications... changed the color of the mommy's hair from blond to brunette.
Four Pregnant Moms Mar 13, 2012
By Mrs. Linda
We have four children whose moms are pregnant this year. Our Montessori class is a multi-age class (3 to 6 years olds) in the same classroom. The children loved the stages of pregnancy the puzzle presented. I made a little booklet to go with the puzzle stages that I present to them as I give the lesson. They compare their moms' pregnancy to the puzzle. They can see how the baby grows inside the moms. A great teaching tool! We also have the boy and girl puzzles for our anatomy lessons. I would recommend all three puzzles for any classroom.
 More challenging than Beleduc's other layer puzzles Feb 13, 2012
By JDC
Our kids (2 and 4.5) love the Beleduc layer girl, and even the 2 year old learned to reassemble it quite quickly. Then we ordered this one too and found it to be quite a bit more challenging. In particular, you often have to infer which pieces go together from the mother's clothing, whereas for the basic anatomy puzzles you always have a body-structure cue (i.e., this is the muscle layer). Our 4.5 year old girl can just do Mother Layer, but the 2 year old can't quite yet. So if you have younger kids you might get the girl/boy puzzle first. Otherwise we love these products because they kids eagerly learn how to name different body parts and are fascinated by the three-dimensionality.
Great education tool for older child expecting a sibling. Dec 20, 2011
By Sepp
I bought this for my daughter when I was pregnant. At the time she was only 2 and I was starting to show. The recommended age on this is 4 years old but is great discussion tool for a younger child. I think 2 was the perfect age to start using this. Although, if your child is one that puts a lot in their mouth, make sure to only used it supervised because a couple of the pieces are smaller.
My daughter really enjoyed it and we would play with the puzzle and discuss her upcoming baby sister. While she doesn't have the coordination to put this puzzle together by herself yet we would work on it together and now at a few months shy of 3 she is almost able to accomplish it.
Now that the baby is here we still work on this puzzle and without me saying anything she named the baby in the puzzle the name of her baby sister. Having this really gave me a great tool to help her understand what was going on.
The quality is also excellent and this puzzle is one that should last through multiple kids.
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