Cootie Mixing and Matching Bug-Building Game for Preschoolers and Kids Ages 3 and Up, for 2-4 Players

What a fun game for my toddler. My toddler loved putting all of the cootie bugs together and it kept him busy for hours. We had a friend over whose son also loved playing with them. It was such a big hit for the kids.

Fun game to have on hand when little cousins come to play. I have older kids but they got a kick out of playing with the younger cousins. Simple, easy to learn and not as frustrating to pick up as 50+ cards or pieces.

I love this game. It got this start playing my three-year-old daughter and she loves it. It's a very easy game for her to learn I'm going to take our time and she's getting the hang of it this would be her first game that she has learned. I highly recommend that you give it a try is very educational for younger kids and just a fun game for anyone

My 3 year olds love this game . They don’t have patience to use the spinner and take turns but I feel that’s a cute little option. They just enjoy being creative and putting the different pieces on the bugs. Super cute activity. Keeps them occupied for awhile , I highly recommend.

I ordered this game for my daughters to play with. It is an easy game to play but came in very cheap packaging. The box was thin and crumpled when we received it. I would not recommend this so order as a gift but fine to order for your home as a quick game to play with the kids.

These comments are coming directly from my 10 year old. - Putting the cootie bugs together is fun - The bugs look cool - The game is too short - The spinner is hard to spin sometimes Overall the game is a 3/5

great game my kids love it it took us a moment to get the hang of how to build the bugs but once we did it was fun to see who could build the bug the fastest. my wife also enjoys playing the game with us as well.

Just as I remember it when I played it as a kid! Different colors--much more bright and vibrant! Fun eyes, ears and mouths. Super easy to play; clearly for younger kids (my 13 year old was barely interested!).