I got the idea to give a personalized puzzle after I saw my nephew enthusiastically arranging ordinary wooden toys, trying to assemble them into some patterns. I wanted something more meaningful, but also useful for development. In my search I came across Voo Puzzle and decided to give it a try - the ability to add a child's name and choose a design was exactly what I was looking for. The quality is top notch: the pieces are smooth, sturdy, and importantly - safe. Now I'm thinking of ordering something like this as a gift for my friends.

Personally, I think that personalized puzzles are the perfect balance between entertainment and learning. On the one hand, the child plays, and on the other hand - develops attentiveness and logic. The main thing is not to take too small pieces for the very young, because they are still important to feel the texture and shape. Wooden versions definitely win over cardboard ones, because they can be assembled again and again without loss of quality.