Save & Count Piggy Bank Fine Motor Toy

This is the second product I have purchased from this company and I am thoroughly impressed with the quality and STEM learning. I chose this company as a second to Lovevery for toys because they are highly built and can be used for a long time. My daughter is a toddler and LOVES the coins. She loves looking in the piggy bank to see the colored coins and shake it around. She doesn't have the strength to pull the tail yet bit she will have it soon. Its so fun- we will likely use it as her regular piggy bank until she is older since its so kid friendly. Very well built.

This piggy bank is super attractive and engaging my son loves the bright colors and the fact you can see in its belly he loves playing with it. It’s durable and for the price it’s really a steal it’s can hold up to my toddler tossing it around at times. Super sturdy this toy really encompasses esthetic value and durability. Battat is a great brand it’s like dupes of Fischer price but prettier

This is one of those toys that just feels super durable and will last a long time. It came with a cute story and it gets played with by both my 1 year old and my 4 year old. One like to put the coins in the top and the other likes to pretend to shop with the coins and put them in her purse. I would definitely recommend this toy to other parents

You get 10 coins and the piggy is very slick and nicely made the wooden sides are adorable. My son loves his piggy and it helps him in his development classes he takes it's good practice for his learning as far as hand and eye coordination and focus , plus the colors and learning to count!

Perfect gift for the little that loves to put things "in", "out", and "open" to practice those fine motor skills. It's super cute and opens by pulling the pigs tail.

Work on those fine motor skills, STEM, speech and language and speech all through play with this adorable piggy bank. The coins have different colors, textures/shapes, and numbers to keep little ones interested. Packaging is great, coins were wrapped in tissue paper, most likely to prevent scratching of the pigs “belly”. Includes an illustrated booklet to read along and work on math concepts.

Good for counting and playing with the pig. 2.5 yr old still like to play with this; she used to just like putting the coins in, now she counts, picks certain colors etc...can make for fun games

A coin bank was recommended to us to aid in development of a pincer grasp. This thing is wonderful. So cute, but really well made and durable. The whole thing is really well thought out - the coins have a number on one side, a pattern with the corresponding number of shapes on the other and when placed in order they make up the color spectrum. My daughter loves putting the coins in the bank and then pulling them out of the pig's rear. She carries him around by the tail. Has taken a bit of abuse - very well constructed. I have a Battat "Busy Box," their stuff is all very well made.