Review | Orchard Toys ‘Toys’ puzzle

We have a huge amount of Orchard Toys products in this house – all the children have grown up with them. We have games for all ages, and heaps of puzzles too, but until recently we didn’t have anything much for the youngest member of the family – she isn’t quite up to snakes and ladders yet!

Orchard Toys sent us their ‘Toys’ puzzle, suitable for children 18 months and over. The box contains 2 puzzles, each consisting of 2 pieces. They depict popular, traditional childrens toys, such as teddies, rubber ducks, dolls and stacking rings – all items that Eliza recognises. 

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The pieces are the perfect size for small hands, and they are made from a stiff, coated cardboard which doesn’t bend or snap. The pieces slot together easily, and stay together well. Eliza wasn’t able to take the pieces apart herself, but was happy for one of us to do this for her. 

Because the pictures are all recognisable items, the puzzle is a great talking point, ideal for learning words. As Eliza plays, we have been saying the name of the items, which she repeats back to us. She is now able to identify almost all the toys in the puzzles. 

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Another classic, traditional offering from Orchard Toys which I know will have years worth of play. Although it is designed for toddlers, Max has also enjoyed playing with it, and pointing out different colours and shapes. A well made, high quality, long lasting toy, that provides both fun and a learning experience. 

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20 Comments

  1. March 28, 2017 / 8:02 am

    We love Orchard Games and these puzzles look perfect for young children, they’re so bright and bold :o)

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  2. March 28, 2017 / 9:39 am

    I love the two piece puzzles from Orchard Toys – they’re so good for little ones. Eliza looks like she is enjoying playing with the puzzle and it’s great that it’s also helping her to learn words too. Thanks for hosting #TriedTested.

  3. March 28, 2017 / 10:08 am

    We have some of the Orchard games and they are fab for teaching simple rules such as turn taking and NO cheating 🙂 #TriedTested

  4. March 28, 2017 / 10:54 am

    Kids love puzzles don’t they. This one looks like loads of fun for little hands.
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  5. March 28, 2017 / 11:14 am

    How cute is that puzzle! We are big fans of Orchard Toy games and we have quite a few now. I love the fact they are hard-wearing and perfect for little fingers. I like the fact they send replacements out as well if you lose pieces! 🙂

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  6. March 28, 2017 / 11:24 am

    Oh this is lovely, I can remember my little one play orchard toy games as well before and they love them.

  7. March 28, 2017 / 12:39 pm

    We’re big fans of Orchard Toys, they’re so bright and colourful and little ones love playing with them. We have quite a few Orchard Toys jigsaws now, they’re a great hit in our house

  8. March 28, 2017 / 4:06 pm

    Ah we love these puzzles – have a few different ones that both my 2 y/o and 5 y/o enjoy doing.
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  9. March 28, 2017 / 8:26 pm

    These look really good. We also have a huge amount of Orchard Toys games and they never fail. I have tried my two year old with puzzles but she is not interested whereas my four year could do them over and over again #triedtested
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  10. March 28, 2017 / 8:54 pm

    We’re big fans of Orchard Toys and love their puzzles and matching games. They are designed so well and have great bright colours x We saw them at the Toy Show and thought the range looked fab #triedtested x

  11. March 28, 2017 / 9:23 pm

    We are huge fans of Orchard Toys – such high quality and very educational! #TriedTested

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