I am an Occupational Therapist and I utilize these in my therapy sessions. This set is very durable and holds up to repeated use. I highly recommend it.

I am very disappointed with this product. This is made with cheap plastic zippers and snaps.

They are so easy to clean, and that's one of the thing I appreciate the most. They will withstand a lot of use. I bought it for my youngest on the ASD that needed to work on her self-help skills. It helped her tremendously. The only thing that I do not like, is regarding the board with the buttons. I feel it would be better if they allowed a bit more loose in the fabric when the kid is trying to pull on both sides and try to insert the button in the buttonhole. This board is more difficult, especially if the child has fine motor weaknesses like my youngest.

I am an elementary school teacher and bought these to help my 4 year old son practice dressing because he cannot zipper, button, & snap on his own, but should be able to! These dressing frames are large (9" x 11") which is good for helping little ones learn to practice dressing. The dolls and puzzle games that have these types of features are small and difficult to manipulate especially--especially if your child has fine motor weaknesses which my son does! He wasn't thrilled with them, as they are targeting an area of weakness for him, but I think they are good, so we'll keep working on it!

Excellent to use with all students having difficulty with zipping, buttoning, and snapping. The only board that wears quickly is the zipper one.