Kidoozie Peek N Peep Eggs
Looks as if the Easter bunny started making his rounds! Just in time for Easter. The shells crack open to reveal six egg-stra special colorful chicks. Don’t worry the chicks are more then ready to see you! Press down gently on their heads to hear them peep! There are no bad eggs in this carton.
Looks as if the Easter bunny started making his rounds! Just in time for Easter. The shells crack open to reveal six egg-stra special colorful chicks. Don’t worry the chicks are more then ready to see you! Press down gently on their heads to hear them peep! There are no bad eggs in this carton. You can even take the eggs out of the carton for egg-ceptional shape sorting fun.
Product Features
- Lift off the eggshell to reveal a cute, colorful chick inside and press down on the chick to hear him squeak
- The bottom of each egg contains a unique shape sort the shapes to find the egg’s home in the carton
- Little ones will have a ball matching the chick’s eyes to find his repective eggshell
- Sort the shapes to find the egg’s home in the carton
- There are no bad eggs in this carton-it’s pure, fresh fun for everyone
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My daughter loves these! Several educational elements too! Excellent sturdy colorful toy! My daughter is 16 months and absolutely loves these eggs! They help to teach colors and shapes (the bottom of each egg has a different shape to fit in the bottom of the egg box). Also each egg has an expression on its face which is matched on the eggshell so the child can learn to match facial expressions too.
Dont be mislead Peek N Peep Eggs and Crack & Chirp Eggs by Play Right put out by Walgreens are exactly the same product. What I found interesting was the pictures on the Kidoozie product listing are on the actual “box” for the Crack & Chirp Eggs. Also the faces, colors, and egg carton are exactly the same. Crack & Chirp Eggs are “HALF” the price and are the exact same item made in the exact same factory. Consumers be smart when buying..
The little girl loves it… I was a bit disappointed by the lackluster squeaking of the chicks in the eggs. Fortunately, my daughter was not. She received the eggs for Christmas at an age of 18 months. She loves them. Each egg has a shape on the bottom that matches up with the case. She has had much fun taking them out and then returning them to the proper place. And, after a few weeks of rapidly depressing the chicks, the squeaking seems to be getting louder. Just don’t step on the upturned eggshells when navigating the…