Lovevery makes products designed to create developmental experiences for children.
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I LOVE this company!! I feel like every new parent should get these for your child. We are in new times where children are not receiving as much sensory items so I love this for them. The toys are high quality and havent had any issues with any of my kids
My 7 month old nephew loves his Loveevery toys. His current obsession is the Spinning Rainbow :) As I am not yet a parent I appreciate that the toys are aesthetically pleasing (don't look like something that needs to be put away) and you can tell the quality is very high. The thought behind matching the kits to developmental stages is also really smart and inventive.
I’ve currently only used two of the lovevery kits but my daughter is currently obsessed with the 3-4 month kit. Every single toy in there captivates her in a different way.
I love how everything is informative, and packaged really nicely. It’s a great bonus that if you don’t want to keep the toys they really have a great resale value as well!
Love it I have a subscription and my daughter loves the toys
Really love the toys.
Love these toys. Our kids have gotten tons of use out of the various toys we've bought from Lovevery. They're high quality, well made, beautifully designed, and we're just really big fans of the brand.
Not much they could do better. Some are a bit pricey but that's about it.
I absolutely love their subscription box. As a new mom it was difficult to look up what was age appropriate every few months. Love every was perfect
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A friend recommended this company to me. I got the play mat and was generally happy with it and it was high quality. I thought the tent would be fun, but my baby was barely interested in sitting inside under it at that point so I got less use than I thought at that stage. Also some of the sections of the mat my baby rarely showed interest in. The black and white cards and mirror were the highlights, and we hung rings from the center that were the biggest hit. I wish the play mat came with a chain of rings. The first boxes had some overlap with the play mat so I bought 2 of the later ones. He played a lot with nearly all the toys. Some of them got a lot of play, or he would go back to them later. Some of the boxes had one or two items only that I wanted, so I joined a facebook group and bought them used. There is a huge resale value on these toys if you are worried about the cost. I haven’t sold any of mine yet, but you can definitely recoup a bunch of the cost through said groups. I also bought the soft stacking baskets and the car from their target line. The baskets were great since he was into the throwing stage, and these were completely soft to throw. The car he didn’t show as much interest in. I also got the tunnel — pretty good, my son liked it but didn’t use it as much as I thought. I liked that it is organic cotton although I wish it was washable. Finally, I got the block set. My son does like it. The shape sorter is kinda weird, only certain blocks have holes for them so you need to separate out the ones that match and only give those or there will be frustration. My son loved the bead threading, but then would swing them around, and since they’re heavy blocks, it turned into a weapon. So I had to hide that for a while. The blocks only fit inside the box if you do it perfectly, and my son first was upset the box wouldn’t close. So I also hid some blocks for a while so it would close.
Making the books available to buy individually. A lot of them look interesting and I bought some earlier ones on a facebook group. Would have preferred buying them directly. Some people on the group are really selling them for way more than they should be, like $30 a book, so this seems like a missed opportunity. The boxes used to come with more toys. Lovevery said they would rather focus on fewer items that are better, but at this price point, some of the earlier versions definitely seem more worth the cost.
Love our lovevery play center. So many ways to entertain our little one and especially loved the developmental guidance to help us better understand how to engage her! Haven’t tried the subscription but would love to.
Would love a better way to store the toys (every day and between kids). They will last and we need something a better place to put it!
Age appropriate and adorable baby toys! This brand is a no brainer; you have a two week old? They have a toy for that. A one year old, they’ve got options! I would never have known what toys were best for my little guy at certain developmental stages so their boxes are ideal for busy parents. Let’s be honest; your baby will still cry, but they’ll probably cry a *bit less* if you entertain them with these toys.
LOVE this brand. I didn't want a ton of toys for my baby as I don't think they are completely necessary for newborns. For my baby shower I signed up for the play gym + subscription and received both. She didn't actually show interest in playing until about a week ago (she's about 8 weeks old) and now she's obsessed. We just put the contract toys from the first playkit and she would sit and entertain herself for hours if we let her. These toys are heavily thought out and I believe really help with her brain development.