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A fun nest game that my toddler loved. First, she enjoyed peeling all the leaves like it was a puzzle and then in playing the game itself. The pieces are either cardboard based or great quality eggs and other pieces. Definitely not too small and should be safe to be around a toddler.

This is an awesome game. It was really fun and helps kids understand what it’s like working on a team. Collaboration is so important to understand especially at a young age.

This would be a great dexterity game for a young child. My 5 year old enjoys the game and can play by herself for some quiet time or we can play as a family. It’s really easy to learn and has a very sturdy box and pieces.

My kids can play with this completely independently for about half an hour without arguing or needing help. They are only 3 and 5 so that’s a really big deal! If we have appointments like car maintenance or doctors visits I pack this and use it to pass the time while we wait. It’s great because it doesn’t take up much space as you play, it just takes the space to the box it’s self. The pieces are so pretty and I like that everything is double sized so it looks presentable both ways. The material feels like it will hold up well as long as you don’t get it wet. It’s very cute! You can play with the rules but my kids just enjoy free-styling it too.

It was such a fun game. I am always in the search for a game for two or more and I enjoyed it. It is good for all ages and not super intense so people won’t be arguing

My 2.5 year old and I played this. She had a blast. It taught her the functions of basic game playing and she loved rolling the dice. It is also great for hand eye coordination and fine motor skills

Teetering Treetops is a fun game! The box and pieces are colorful and bright. It's sturdy and made well! The assembly was pretty simple and only requires you to push the pieces out of the cardboard. The eggs and bird and stump were packaged separate in a little paper bag which was great because it wasn't plastic.

I played this game with my eight-year-old daughter, and three-year-old niece. My daughter enjoyed it and liked trying to figure out a way to stack the nest up. She was able to figure out how to play and do it correctly. It was fun to try to figure out how to make it work. My niece on the other hand, kept taking the eggs and putting them in her mouth, which made me very nervous! This is a game where you're playing with a little one, you must be incredibly vigilant and supervising. She also didn't have the patience to play the game. She enjoyed trying to stack some of the pieces though!

As a mom, l liked how it's a group game and that everyone works together for the common good and the right outcome! I didn't give all five stars because of the safety of the eggs.

This is a great game for 3-4 year olds, my 3 year old enjoyed the teamwork aspect and that we all were on the same team. It’s simple and easy for them to understand.