Kids Learning Locks with Keys Numbers Matching & Counting Montessori Educational Toys for Ages 3 yrs+ Boys and Girls Preschool Games Gifts

My kid loves them but the keys can be a little hard to turn and pull the locks.

These locks are a great way to have fun and reinforce number concepts at the same time. A few of the keys are hard to operate at first, but they loosen up with use. My 3 year old loves them.

I’m really impressed with the Dinhon Kids Learning Locks! The quality is fantastic—these locks are durable and well-made. I love how they offer different ways of learning numbers, making it a fun and educational experience for kids. They’re also great for improving hand-eye coordination as my nephew had to figure out how to match the right numbers to unlock each one. He absolutely loved them and has spent hours playing with them. I highly recommend these for any child looking to learn while having fun!

I bought this for my 3 and 5 yr old grandchildren. It is a great way for them to learn their numbers. My grandkids loved it. The one thing I didn't like was that the keys didn't go all the way into the keyhole. It didn't need to because the lock would open with the key barely in. Other keys were able to be inserted completely. The locks wouldn't always re-lock. I would pay more money for a sturdier set. If I was to let the kids have it without any supervision, no doubt the keys and locks would break. Great concept just needs better quality. My grandkids loved it though.

When we first got these, I had to take the key and put them in and out in and out several times to help loosen it up because they wouldn’t work properly. But after doing that, they were great. My grandson loves them.

This toy is a great concept, however the keys were pretty flimsy and difficult to fit into the correct locks. It was too difficult to use for my toddler.

My two year old loves these locks but it is confusing to match the key with the right lock. The lock has the word and corresponding number of dots printed on it but the key has only the number printed on it. The child can't match the right key with the right lock. There's no color coordination either with the key and the lock. I went online and found very cheap keychains that had matching colors (3-4$ a set) and wrote the dots on the label. My son is now independent with these locks and matches the color and the dots. He really enjoys this.

Toy is made super cheap. Seems like a dollar store toy. Keys don't fit well in keyholes. It says 36 + mo, but adults have trouble fitting the keys in the holes, so no way a 36 month old could do it. You also have to match the key with the written number "Seven, etc" on the lock, not too many 3 year olds can already read! I bought it for Christmas for my 3 year old Grandson...He just said "NO" when he opened it. It had a short return window and since it was a Christmas present, the window has passed and I can't return it.