Busy Board, School Bus Style Activity Board(12 Basic Skill), for Fine Motor and Learn to Dress, Early Educational for Preschool Kids Toddler, Sensory Toy for Kindergarten Classroom Airplane Car Travel

It's extremely cheap. It's just a cardboard and a piece of felt. The buckles are close together and inner twine with one another. The zipper is all about an inch and a half. Invest in something that's a little bigger and better quality.UPDATE:I just wanna update this review. I'm gonna give it 100% because my child almost 2 years of age loves this and consistently will play with us and try to put them together. Sometimes as an adult you'll overlook what is important to a child and apparently to her the quality is perfect. She spends hours playing with this!!!!

The media could not be loaded.  So, I’m writing my first amazon review because I was just so confused by these reviews before purchasing.A lot of these reviews talk about the amount of slack in these buckles not being enough to buckle them easily. I know little hands and fingers have a harder time managing buckles, but this is way looser and easier than I expected after reading the reviews!If anything, if you have a toddler who can’t do it easily, it’s a great toy for them to improve their coordination with.Then the button-holes. Guys, this is felt. There isn’t any sewing done around the button-hole. You can just snip it a tiny bit bigger to make it a touch easier. It won’t fray or fall apart, it’s fine.What I don’t like is the space and Christmas-themed fabric behind the buttons and laces. That’s annoying that there isn’t a picture of that in the description since we don’t celebrate Christmas. Not a big deal, maybe I’ll glue another fabric over it or something.Also, I like how durable it seems to be. I think you’d have to have pretty destructive kids to really mess it up much.

I should read the dimensions before purchasing. This board is super cut and functional. It’ll keep your toddler busy for ages. However, the buckles are slightly smaller than 1.5 inches. This means that even for tony fingers, it’s hard to buckle. I just wish the buckles were largess and more spaced out.Also, when using the Velcro strip, it gets caught on the cheap laces and shreds the laces. I would get rid of the Velcro and space out the buckles more.

Highly recommend! We keep this in the car and when our backward-facing 2 year old starts to get grumpy, boom, we whip out the bus. She does the clips, I undo them, she does them, I undo them. And just like that, we have a happy girl for the next 30-45 minutes.

I bought two of these and kept only this one. It's good quality for the money. The felt is strong for felt but still pliable. I have a 15 month old and a 3 year old, and both like it. I also like that there are multiple different kinds of buckle, something I wasn't looking for necessarily but appreciated after trying two of these out. It has components that a 1 year old can do and things that a 3 year old can still work on. So it's nice that they won't age out in a month.

My student LOVES this busy board. Great for working on fine motor skills, even when the student doesn’t correctly clasp the buckle or tie the laces, etc.Student tends to mouth a lot of objects, so I did have to remove the wheels and some of the plastic pieces that aren't completely secured (white plastic slider on light blue belt). I don’t leave the student with this toy unsupervised, but that is dependent upon the student needs.Love the strap that clips on each side; perfect for attaching it to child’s tray so it cannot be tossed across the room.Another great feature is how soft and light it is. Most other busy boards I have tried have been made of wood, metal, and plastic which have been broken when thrown and could post safety risks to other students. This felt bus avoids all of those risks! Would definitely recommend!

This will grow with your kiddo. Mine can only do a couple of buckles and unzip now, but over time he will venture into tying laces, zipping up etc. and these are life skills. He loves it and I knew he would because he loves unbuckling and buckling his car seat, high a chair etc.

My toddler and I go on long drives and this is perfect for him to fiddle with and learn while we travel . Hes very mechanical minded and this has been great. Well made, The only thing I didnt care for is the wheels are on snaps and they are forever coming off and falling into the floorboard of the car. But overall not bad.