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🥕 Harvest joy and skills with every carrot pick!
The SKYFIELD Carrot Harvest Game is a Montessori-inspired wooden shape sorting puzzle featuring 7 differently sized carrots made from smooth, durable pine wood. Designed for toddlers aged 1-3, it promotes fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and cognitive development through engaging size-matching and imaginative farm-themed play. A safe, educational, and visually captivating gift choice for early childhood growth.




| ASIN | B088NGL82G |
| Age Range Description | Kid,Baby |
| Best Sellers Rank | #278,578 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) #1,763 in Sorting & Stacking Toys |
| Brand Name | SKYFIELD |
| Color | Orange |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 3,097 Reviews |
| Educational Objective | Shape Recognition, Sorting Skills, Hand-Eye Coordination, Motor Skills, Social Skills, Intelligence Development, Brain Development, Communication Skills |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Item Weight | 15.2 ounces |
| Manufacturer | SKYFIELD |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SKY-CARROT1 |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 3 years and up |
| Material Type | Wood |
| Number of Players | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| Power Source | battery |
| Size | Medium |
| Subject Character | Rabbit |
| Supported Battery Types | No batteries required |
| Theme | Food |
| UPC | 619125404411 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
C**Y
Quality materials
Purchased as s Easter gift for my I year old grand daughter. Delivered in a timely manner. Toy-/game is made of real wood with slightly different size carrots that fit into matching holes. Age appropriate, colorful and fun to play Highly recommend
D**S
Great first learning toy for around 1 year old.
My grandson loves this. He got it for christmas and has learned how to put the carrots into the holes, but he really loves taking them out over and over again. We play together with this almost every day. This toy is great quality too. The carrot greeens are all still attached and show no sign of seperation. the paint is all still intact and everyting looks new, even though he has chewed on the carrotts multiple times. We love it and it will last through several children and then some...
C**R
Big Hit with Grandchild
Grand daughter (10 months) loves this and plays with it non-stop. The carrots are a vibrant orange which really attracts her. Bought one for a neighbor with grandchild of similar age and it was a big hit with that child as well. It is sturdy and well made and great gift for anytime of year for young ones.
K**R
Granddaughter Loved It!
My granddaughter who is almost one year old really enjoyed it. She played with the carrots for a long time and she even said “carrot” when we told her what they were. Amazingly, she did not put them in her mouth. If you have a child who puts everything in their mouth, I would watch them closely. A couple of the carrots are small.
K**T
Very cute, well made
Very cute and well made carrot sorting toy. Great quality and worth the price. Quality wood for both the sorter and carrots. Soft felt. Easy to use. Perfect for learning size, sorting and other carrot/easter set ups.
A**R
Caution
If my baby was older, I’d let him play with these — so that could be my fault. Parents of babies younger than 1 yr old be cautious! Some of the smaller carrots are thin enough to slide right down your baby’s throat. The bigger ones are fine to play with though, and the toys seem to be made in good quality. Just a little scary to watch him with those smaller carrots!
S**E
Kids loved this
This is such a cute little toy. Our girls have played with this for so long and still have fun with it. It’s a smooth wood so it’s easy to wipe down and clean which is an added value for me. It is easy to use even for the littlest players, however we always seem to lose pieces! Usually found under the couch or ruined by a dog
K**I
Good way for toddlers to explore size
Nice sturdy carrots, fun to pull and replace. Fairly subtle distinctions in size, so almost-fits will work, they just won't settle to full depth. Good challenge. Note that the carrot tops are felt, and could be torn off by a determined child, especially if they used their teeth. It's probably also possible to choke on the smallest carrot. Not a puzzle I would recommend for a destructo-toddler or a highly oral child. Terrific for my mellow 19 month old.
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