Jogo da memória de madeira

The 32 pieces are chunky enough for little hands to grab without frustration, and the illustrations of childhood objects make it easy to chat about each match. We've swapped out tablet time for this on rainy afternoons and honestly haven't looked back.

My 3-year-old actually asks for this instead of the tablet now, which says a lot. The 16 illustrated pairs are familiar enough that she names them right away, and I like that it's all screen-free.

The 32 pieces feel sturdy enough to survive my toddler tossing them around, and I like that the illustrations are familiar objects he actually recognizes. We've been playing it every night instead of screen time.