Amosting Magnetic Tiles Review (Tomoson)

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I received Amosting's Magnetic Tiles, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. The set comes with 24 pieces: 8 squares, 8 triangles, and 8 number pieces. The tiles have round angles.

Each tile has a color on each side, which can help with color recognition. The numerical tiles also can teach basic numbers (1-8). I would love if Amosting made some alphabet tiles too.

You also receive a guide on how to build simple to complex pieces.

I got this for my youngest to help improve his play and fine motor skills. I also liked building with the tiles, myself. Kalen hasn't built anything yet, but he likes how the tiles click together.

The tiles also can improve STEM skills (science, technology, engineering, math) by building more complex structures, similar to legos.


You can purchase the tiles, using the link above. The tiles are prime-eligible. Amosting also sells a 56 piece tile set, if you want additional tiles.

Food Memory Game Review (Tomoson)

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I received Food, a matching game, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. Food is a puzzle -based matching game. Each puzzle piece shows half of a piece of food, such as cake. The goal is to match both pieces of the same food. The tricky part is all the pieces are the same size. I wanted the game for Kalen. Puzzles is one of his ARD/IEP goals. Plus, he needs to learn more food based words, especially chicken, hot dogs, turkey, and other meat is called chicken, while apples and oranges are called apples. He also knows salt, ice, water, cookie, and cake.

The game also helps improve hand-eye coordination and fine-motor skills. The pieces are made from a thick cardboard, which is easy to pick up. The pictures are bright and colorful. Your kids will enjoy matching with this puzzle game.

You can purchase the game, using the link above. The game is prime-eligible.