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I've been looking for letters for my preschooler to practice spelling/reading. These fit the bill not plastic, cute, and seem to be durable. I only wish there were more multiples of certain letters. Sidenote: the letters come in a plastic bag that fill up only a third or less of the carton.

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My toddler is spelling more words so I was looking for a product to supplement the plastic magnetic letters we have on our fridge from the Leapfrog fridge phonics toys. The design of these are cute and I always love to go with wood over plastic...but for us, this set just wasn't right. I threw several of the smallest pieces away as soon as we got them (periods, or dots of "i", etc.) But even so, some of the others are too small for my comfort where my younger child occasionally gets hold of them. Due to their thin profile, they just aren't as safe as the chunky/thicker plastic pieces we currently have. For a house with no young children, these would be great.

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I have had these for a couple of months now. They go with my kitchen so nicely and my children love to play with them. I read about some problems with durability but I have not had any problems thus far. They have gotten wet and been played with hard and still seem to be going strong. The description clearly says that some pieces are chocking hazards and this is absolutely true with the dots on the j and i.

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Love the size and pretty patterns. These are stronger magnetically plastic letter magnets we've had, so they stay where we put them. However, the paper patterns peel off the wooden letters.

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Theses are great to help a child learn to read. My little grandson has been making words with them since he was twol