I FaceTime with my granddaughter a lot and she always asks to play Cookie Jar, she gets such a kick out of me feeding the cookie jar and I always ask her if I have the right cookie. When she does visit she gets to feed the cookie jar and she loves it just as much. It's a fun way to stay connected with my 2.5 year old granddaughter. My 18 month old grandson also loves it. He's left handed and we struggle sometimes to find non frustrating toys for him, this pushes all of his happy buttons. He can feed the cookie jar very easy with his left hand.

It’s a little difficult sometimes for our grandson to push the cookies through the slot, even when he does have them facing the correct way. But he still likes playing with it and emptying it back out. Finding the number that’s asked for is still beyond him but he likes the counting feature. And he loves the on/off button lol

I bought this for my niece who is 1 year old. Keeps her interested and my niece loves it.

this will be perfect for my math center in my 4-5 year old preschool class! looks very well made.

My preschoolers are enjoying this along with our baking and cooking theme of the week.

Fun toy for learning how to count. Cookies are good size and fun for grandchild to put into the cookie jar.

Love the large pieces and simple play schemes you can work on with this product!

this was a Christmas gift for my 12 month old, it turned out to be perfect for her, it keeps her attention and shes figured out how to problem solve getting them in the jar correctly. althoght she isnt able to put the correct number yet she definitely loves counting her cookies!

My students get to enjoy fun Fridays. On this day, we experience either sensory bins or games in their centers. This is very good game for the students to learn their numbers, have high engagement in the activity, and learn to count with 1:1 correspondence. It also teaches turn taking and following directions.

My 3 and 5 year old enjoy it when using it. It doesn't keep their attention for too long but they go back to it so that's ok. The cookies do require a little force to push in the slot.

We went to our first in store event and they had this cookie jar out for the kids to play with. My daughter immediately went to it and didn’t want to stop playing with it. She’s only 18 months so a little young for the counting part but figured out how to put the cookies in and remove the back to empty them very quickly.

My toddler loves this toy. She is engaged, and is counting away. Great pick-up.