Magenetic Letters & Number

I really liked these. My 1.5 year old is still too young for them. The box says 3+. This will keep her busy when I’m in the kitchen as she gets older for sure. They stayed put on the fridge. The entire back is a magnet and they’re soft so I don’t think these will scratch the stainless steel. Her nails did scratch the surface of the fridge though, so keep that in mind. The strength is good. They definitely don’t seem like they’d fall off. This would be a great gift for lo who are learning their letters or for teachers bc the letters are a good size.

My autistic 9 yr old son told me to get to ordering these from Amazon so I complied. All jokes aside, he loves these.

Does not easily seperate from the magnet so they are safer than others I've researched. They are a good size too for my 2.5 year old and 6 year old. I like that there are 3 of each lowercase letter and 1 capital and that all the matching letters are the same color which helps for identification on some of the similar ones. There is an extra #1 to make 10 which is a different color than the zero, I imagine to help understand that 10 is two digits? Either way, we like it.

We were very happy with the magnets just as a scribe. Pros : These magnets are much easier for the kids to grab a hold of. They're much more defined and won't break as easy because of the larger size I would sit there three times the size as the small ones that you typically get with the package that you do when you purchased the easel very satisfied. Cons: One of the "O" had the magnetic backing detach when we open the package. This was a bit disappointing if there were any more that were detached I probably just would've called up for replacement or return but just because it was one I didn't see the need to call up; However I would check and count to make sure that amount of letters and numbers are in there as just part of the inspection. Update: So we've had him for about a week and a half to two weeks now the kids of been using them every morning while we sit down and go through the alphabets and help the morning spell, they've been great the only thing that I've noticed is that the magnets on the back even though they're thin and they magnetize very strong there are some cracking on some magnets on the back the magnet also starting to flare out on the sides so I don't know if that's part of the glue or if that is just the magnet starting to wear out or breakdown. If you like this review please let me know if this was helpful.

I bought these magnetic letters for my early spelling, 3 yr old, grandson. They are the perfect size and he easily moves them around on his easel whiteboard. The letters are brightly colored and perfect for my intended use.

I just received this bucket of magnetic letters and numbers today and am very impressed so far. I ordered them to help me entertain my 2 and 4 year old on a long road trip that we are starting in a couple days. The bucket contained 1 set of the entire uppercase alphabet, 3 sets of the entire lowercase alphabet, and 1 set of numbers, 1-10 (so really 11 numbers with the extra 1 for the 10). I didn't realize, but noticed when I was checking to make sure my pieces were all present, that all the vowels are the same color. I really like that the company did it that way - it will be much easier to identify and pick them out when we make words. I also love that there are several sets of the lowercase letters. This is going to be awesome when we start making short sentences or longer words that require several of the same letters - like "hippopotamus" - haha, but we aren't there yet. I have 2 travel lap trays that I have made for my boys that have a magnetic cookie sheet for the top, and all of the magnets stick to it great. If I shake the tray, they hardly move, but are easy to pick back off. The only thing that slightly bugs me about this set are the colors. They don't really go in any order. If you ignore all the blue ones, since those are vowels, the other colors go - green, yellow, red, purple, green, yellow, red, orange, green, yellow, red, purple, green, yellow, red, orange, yellow, orange, purple, orange, red. What the heck. The numbers have no color pattern, but I feel like the 1's should have been the same color. But I am happy that all the upper and lowercase letters, that match, are the same colors (the B and b's are green, the C and c's are yellow...) So the only thing left is to see how they hold up over time. I expect that with supervision they will be just fine. I think if they are left unattended with my boys, the magnet will probably get picked off, or the foam taste/bite tested. But if any of it is ingested, the magnetic part is not strong enough to cause any damage to my kiddos, so A+.

I read dozens of reviews about magnetic letters. These are thick enough for a toddler to handle. The full covering magnets were all fully attached to the backs. The letters were not evenly dispersed, but that didn't matter to us. The colors are bright and my great granddaughter loves them. Caution: they do not pick themselves up from the floor and jump back on the fridge. We are very happy with our purchase.

Great size for little hands without being too little that they present a choking hazard. I like the one piece full-back magnet on the letters as well; don’t have to worry about little magnet pieces popping out and getting ingested.