We have 3 and 4 year old boys who really enjoy this play-doh set. I like that there isn't a 'right' or 'wrong' creation - the boys can just let their imaginations run wild while getting getting a little work on their fine motor skills! We also love the play-doh EZ2Do Silly Friends!

This is the perfect set for beginners. Super easy to do------just imagine play doh and Mr. Potato Head merging together. This set allows the 2-3 year old crowd to be creative without the frustration of some of the other more complicated sets. Really all the child needs to know how to do is make a mass (ball, blob, or other) with the play doh and then stick the parts they want in wherever they want them. The plastic pieces (eyes,noses,ears,feet,tails, etc.) are made of really good quality plastic. There is also a mold included to make baby animals and texture tools that you just simply press onto the play doh. My son received this a couple of months before he turned 3, but I think he could've handled this even at the age of 2.

I bought this for my son when he was a few months of turning 3. He absolutely fell in love. Even his older sisters (9 and 7) joined in on the fun. It allows for children to use their creativity and imagination. All the plastic pieces are high quality and will last. The only thing you'll have to eventually replace is the play doh once it's been through enough.

I prefer to buy activities over toys for the kids. I bought this for my 3 year-old niece. She and her 4 year-old sister played with it the whole weekend and had a lot of fun.

I got this toy for my son, age 22 months. This was his first Play Doh set so I wasnt sure if he would be too young for it. However, it turns out that this is his favorite toy. He plays with it every day for at least 30-45 minutes. Its very easy for young kids to make the animals (I kept the picture on the front of the box to help him) and he can play quite well with it on his own. For 10 dollars, its a great value. He loves it and overlooks all of his expensive toys in favor of it (to my chagrin).