It is an excellent activity to promote dressing skills. The quality is great.

These have been great for helping my grandson prepare for kindergarten. Although he can wield a hammer and nails, screwdriver and other tools he had little interest in the skills teachers expect 5 year olds to have mastered.

These ADL practice boards are great!

I bought these fine motor skills stimulation toys for my Three Years old grandson. My son told me that it will be great that his son could have something to zip and buckle. He noticed his little boy (my grandson) loves to explore and learn basic skills for his fine motors development. As soon as this set of Dressing Frames reached his home. My grandson grasped them with enthusiasm and starts zipping, buttoning and snapping....he felt great, each time he succeeded the skill. Then he moves away the dressing frames to another corner of the pay area, as somebody comes along to help him. He succeeded his curiosity!

I love the idea and we are just starting to implement these. Our OT gave me hints how to do that so I am excited, but have discovered the button frame is very tight for young and old hands. Giving the buttons a little more flexibility would be good.

Fun to use-great for the experience and I didn't have to try to make these. There are other ways to teach these skills, but I've found through the years, that many times, it's just easy to have these simple, thin, easy-to-store, six boards available for practice.