Wooden Counting Pegs (set of 10)

My three-year-old has been using these to count out snacks and I love that the natural wood texture gives her a good grip. They're sturdy enough to handle being dropped on the floor repeatedly without chipping.

The pegs are the perfect size for little hands to grasp and practice placing into play dough. My daughter has been using them to count her toy cars, and I love how they encourage her fine motor control.

My toddler loves counting out the pegs one by one, and the natural wood finish is much nicer than the plastic alternatives. The set is sturdy enough for daily play.

I was pleasantly surprised by how smoothly these pegs are finished—no rough edges or splinters at all. They fit perfectly into my toddler's counting board and have held up well to daily use.

These pegs are the perfect size for my son's little fingers, and the paint is smooth with no splinters. He spends ages sorting them by color before we even start counting. It's a simple idea that really works.

My 3-year-old finally understands what "five" means after counting with these pegs — the grooves make it easy for his small fingers to grip each one. They're a bit smaller than I pictured, but perfect for his hands.

The paint is a nice matte finish that doesn't chip easily, and each peg has a satisfying weight in my hand. My toddler loves stacking them and counting along, which is exactly what we needed for number practice.

The pegs fit perfectly into our homemade number board, and the wood has a nice smooth finish without any splinters. My son loves sorting them by color before we start counting together.

My daughter has been using them for counting practice and the paint hasn't chipped at all after a week of play. The pegs fit perfectly into our homemade number board.

My 3-year-old loves sorting these by color before we even start counting. The pegs are smooth with no splinters, and the natural wood smell is lovely.