Melissa & Doug Farm Hands Animal Puppets, Puppets and Theaters, Soft Toy, 2+ years, Gift for Boy or Girl

Lovely puppets well made with friendly faces … great addition to the puppet show that can be bought on Amazon too:)

I have bought two of these for Christmas one set of six and these. They are well made, lovely colours for children. They are great for interactive play. I am sure most children would love these

This is a nice set of puppets to use with the "Old McDonald had a farm" song

I got these for my granddaughter and my goodness she loves them. They are small enough to fit a child’s hand and big enough for a large female hand. They are perfect for imaginative play and are very well made of good quality materials.

Very good

Lovely quality. Very appealing character design and soft to touch - both advantages for little ones. A bit cramped to use for adult operators.. but still recommended.

My daughter loves these! We've had great fun playing with these and making silly noises and voices! Great quality and a really good price.

I bought these for my daughter's first birthday. I had previously purchased her some puppets from Poundland, which she absolutely loved. I was worried she wouldn't like these as much, since I had purchased her a puppet from Wilko previously and she hates that thing.But, alas, she loves these puppets as much as her beloved Poundland ones. They have plush faces and simple fabric bodies. I think this is what my daughter likes about them. They are cuddly enough for her to smoosh into her face, yet the bodies are tactile enough for her small hands to grasp and carry around whilst she's crawling through the house.When she first opened her birthday gift, she tried to get all four puppets in her hands and crawl out of the room. A week on, they are still her favourite gift from her birthday.We'll definitely be buying the other varieties, and - if her loves of puppets continues - I can see us buying the puppet theatre in due course.These are washable at 30 degrees.The age range says 2+ but I see no reason why they're not suitable for younger toddlers. I assume this age range is a recommendation based on when a child might be dexterous enough to actually play with them as puppets. For the time being, though, my child is just content to cuddle them and enjoys watching me play with them as puppets.