Melissa & Doug Make-a-Face Sticker Pad - Crazy Characters, 20 Faces, 5 Sticker Sheets

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Great colors and facesEase of application:Easy to peel and stickCute stickers:cute and fun to mixDurability:hold up to my niece "punching the bad guy" when they're assembled.Variety:Great variety.

This sticker book was bought for my nephew because he wasn't feeling well. I wanted to be able to bring him something silly and fun to pass the time. He is only three and was sick when he received it, so there wasn't a whole lot of educational value to this purchase. Though, were he a bit older or not sick, it might be a nice way to introduce the idea that people can be different, that sometimes they look different then he does. As it were, he had fun picking out stickers to make silly faces, and then to just stick stickers all over the pages. There were plenty of stickers for him to play with, and they were easy to remove from the book and stick on the page. All in all, a quality product that did just what I wanted it to do. I do have one suggestion though, while it says that it is for ages three and up, I would suggest that any child aged three to four be supervised while using this toy because some of the stickers are on the small side.

You know when you buy something online and it's way smaller than what you expected? Well, this is the opposite :DI expected a small pad I could put in my handbag. I like to carry small amusements for when we end up at a restaurant with my 5 year old. I hand over the iphone as a last resort if he's fussing around so much we can't eat our food ;) I find small sticker books are great for this purpose. Well, it's way too big to use at a restaurant table but it's very nice for home use.

I had originally been looking at a magnetic sticker book similar to this, and ended up ordering this one instead. There are a ton of options when it comes to facial features. The only problem that we've run into is, the stickers tear extremely easily, this was only a problem where they were pretty thin, like the rims on the glasses. With this in mind, we took even more care when pulling them off the page, and sometimes they would still rip. The plus side is that the stickers adhere really well to the paper, and you're not going to have to worry about them sliding around.The main faces you can customize include:-pirate-hairy balding man who's lifting a dumbbell-knight with armor-bald guy wearing a gold chain giving the peace sign-the generic butt-chin superhero-baseball player-construction worker-green vampire-blue genie-blue haired karate chop guy-cowboy-rockstar-hillbilly (complete with flies)-freckled or chicken pox scarred sailor-aged hippy still living in his time-viking-Frankenstein-alien-another bald hairy guy-bearded kingThere is a lot of variety, a lot of different skin tones, and different shapes and sizes of noses and lips.

My kids make these faces and then no longer want to look at them because they are creepy! Don't know why, but this (and other Melissa and Doug sets like it) continute to be a huge hit in the 4-5 year old set. We find them hidden around the house to "scare" us! These actually last for awhile, the kids usually get bored after two or three faces at a sitting and there are plenty of stickers and face ideas on the back of the pad. It is large though, so maybe a little big for carrying around or for an airplane trip, but perfect for at home or the car. Also great for kids learning body parts (and funny!)

My son who is about 4 loved these stickers so much that I ended up giving this to most of his friends who had birthdays recently. It's so much fun - he can follow directions or be creative and come up with his own crazy faces. The stickers are really easy for him to peal and stick and there are so many faces that this lasted him a good month of nearly every day play! The only thing I wish is if you could take the stickers off the faces and re-stick them neatly. An adult can do that, but not a kid. Overall - love this, and highly recommend it!

I got these as a "crafty" alternative to crayons, finger paints, and stamps that my kids usually play with. Those all usually end up making a big mess, so this was nice to do something different. Plus, it was great for my 2 yr. old. He can't do the same things that his 4 yr. old sister can do, and he sometimes gets frustrated trying to paint or color. This he could do by himself and he was very pleased. Some of the faces are yucky and ugly, but my kids thought they were hilarious (one was a fly on a big ugly nose: the kids giggled about that forever).

Quality is good, typical of Melissa and Doug. But the actual faces are pretty gross. My oldest son thought they were kind of funny in a gross way, but my younger two kids were not fans. I wish there were more pictures of the actual product. There are very few faces that aren’t just straight up horrifying.