Don’t Rock the Boat Board Game - Kids Games, Family Games for Kids and Adults, Board Games for Family Night, Multi-Player Board Games, Builds Hand & Eye Coordination, Balancing Toy, Ages 5+

The characters are of varying weights, but warning I thought we were missing one then saw one is packaged separately. Fun for children and adults. Balances in all directions. So it isa challenge.

This has been a great way to pass the summer days and not using electronics. My 4 year old grandson loves to make it tip over!Why did you pick this product vs others?:It looked fun for both my grandsons age 10 and 4.

Purchased for 2 of my grandchildren ages 5 and 7. The whole family loves to play.

Don't Rock the Boat is a super cute and easy game to play! My 8-year-old loved it—especially with the penguins. The instructions were simple to follow, and it was quick to set up. It’s a fun and silly game for the whole family, with lots of laughs. Definitely a hit! Plus she loves Penguins 🐧 bonus!

We have so much fun playing this game together! And I love that the squirrels are washable and maintain their stickiness for the next time we play!My only complaint is that putting the game away can be tricky to fit all the pieces back into the box.

Although my grandson loves the game, it’s very tricky. The boat doesn’t stay balanced. He likes to play with the penguins.

So much fun .highly recommend. Counter balance skill learning

The media could not be loaded. This toy is extremely cute!Development of interhemispheric interaction• The child uses both hands, which contributes to the synchronization of the hemispheres of the brain.• Important for the formation of speech, attention, coordination.2. Sensory-motor integration• Manipulations with small objects train the tactile, proprioceptive and visual systems.• This helps to better feel the boundaries of one's own body, space, and the force of pressure.3. Fine motor training• Important for preparing the hand for writing, developing speech (hand motor skills are closely related to the development of speech).4. Concentration of attention and self-regulation• To place the balls correctly, the child needs to concentrate, act consistently, and plan.• This stimulates the frontal areas of the brain, responsible for impulse control.5. Visual-spatial coordination• Important for orientation in space, reading, writing, and building logical connections.6. Color perception and classification• If the game uses color sorting, it promotes categorization, logic, and memory development.