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Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 49 reviews.
Our mornings used to start with cartoons almost every day, and we wanted a better routine. The busy book has become one of the first things my daughter reaches for after breakfast.
I was worried my son would find this boring compared with his tablet. He ended up spending more time with it than I expected, and I like that he is practicing different hands-on skills while playing.
Screen time had become our go-to whenever my child was restless, and I wanted to change that habit. The busy book gives her something engaging to do with her hands and has made those screen-free moments much easier.
My toddler gets bored quickly with most toys, so I wasn't expecting much from a busy book. He actually keeps coming back to it, especially when we need a break from cartoons.
We were looking for a way to cut down on screen time without constantly saying no to our son. This has been a simple alternative because he can play independently and stay busy.
I bought this because my daughter was constantly asking for screen time, and I was skeptical it would hold her attention. She surprised me by sitting with the busy book for quite a while and exploring all the different activities.
My little one was spending way too much time on the tablet, and I was struggling to find something they actually wanted to play with. The busy book keeps them entertained while giving them something hands-on to do.
We wanted something that encouraged sensory and hands-on play without being overly complicated. This fits nicely into our routine and gives our toddler a screen-free activity he actually enjoys.
This has been a great little distraction during the parts of the day when I need my son to stay occupied. Instead of automatically reaching for the tablet, we can give him the busy book.
I wasn't sure whether my toddler would understand how to use the activities without help. After showing her a few times, she started exploring them herself and now enjoys figuring them out.
My child was becoming very attached to watching videos whenever she was bored. The busy book has given her another activity to choose from, and we're slowly building better screen-free habits.
I like that this can be used almost anywhere. We've taken it to appointments, restaurants, and on trips when we want to avoid using a phone to keep our toddler entertained.
My son has lots of toys, but many only hold his attention for a few minutes. The different activities in this one give him more than one thing to explore.
We used to rely on the tablet during long car trips, but we wanted to try something different. The busy book has helped keep our toddler occupied without needing to hand over a device.
I was looking for something educational but didn't want something that felt like homework. My child sees it as a toy, while I like that it encourages hands-on learning.
This has been helpful during those busy moments when I can't sit down and play with my son. He stays occupied with the different activities instead of immediately asking for a screen.
My daughter can get overwhelmed by toys with too many sounds and lights. She seems to enjoy this more because she can quietly explore the activities at her own pace.
I bought this after realizing how often we were using the phone just to keep our toddler occupied. Now we have a simple activity we can reach for first.
The biggest win for us is that it gives our child something to do with their hands. We were trying to reduce passive screen time, and this has made screen-free play feel much more realistic.
My toddler usually prefers cartoons over toys, so I was honestly surprised by how interested he was in this. It has become one of the things we offer before turning on a screen.
We needed something to keep our son occupied while we worked nearby. This has given him an activity he can explore on his own instead of asking for a show every few minutes.
I was worried my toddler was too young to use a busy book, but she quickly figured out several of the simpler activities. It has been fun watching her become more confident with them.
My daughter loves taking things apart and figuring out how they work, so the different activities caught her attention right away. It has been a useful option when we want her to play without a screen.
Our toddler was getting used to having a screen whenever he was bored. This gave us another option, and we have been able to replace some of those screen-time moments with hands-on play.
I didn't want to buy another toy that would sit untouched after a few days. So far, my daughter keeps going back to the busy book, especially when she's looking for something to do.
My son would get upset whenever we tried to end tablet time. We started offering the busy book as the next activity, and the switch has become much easier.
I was looking for something that could keep my child busy without needing constant help from me. He can explore many of the activities independently, which has been really convenient.
My daughter loves anything she can open, close, zip, button, or move around. This gives her plenty of those little activities and has been a much better alternative to handing her my phone.
I bought this mainly for travel, but it ended up being useful at home too. It keeps my toddler occupied during times when I would normally reach for the tablet.
I wanted to encourage more hands-on play because my son was spending too much time tapping and swiping on screens. He seems to enjoy figuring out the activities and practicing different movements.
We were trying to create more screen-free time before bed. The busy book has become part of our evening routine and gives my daughter something calm to do instead of watching another video.
My toddler has a short attention span, so I wasn't sure this would work for us. The variety of activities helps because when she gets bored with one part, she can move on to another.
I wanted a toy that didn't make noise or require batteries. This has been great for quiet play because my son can use it anywhere without another device involved.
My child gets bored during restaurant visits and usually ends up watching videos on my phone. We started bringing this along, and it has given her something quiet and hands-on to focus on.
Screen time was becoming the easiest way to keep my son occupied while I got things done. Now I can give him the busy book instead, and he can explore it on his own for a while.
I was concerned that a fabric busy book might feel flimsy or cheap. It was better than I expected, and my toddler enjoys carrying it around and playing with the activities.
My daughter has always loved touching and moving things, so I thought a busy book might be a good fit. She enjoys the hands-on activities and seems much more engaged than she is with some of her regular toys.
We don't completely avoid screens in our house, but we wanted to use them less. This has helped fill some of the time that would normally be spent watching videos.