Bits and Pieces Jigsaw Puzzles for Adults 200 Pieces - Barnyard Buddies

This is the second 50-piece Bits and Pieces Puzzle I've ordered for my young adult daughter who has multiple disabilities. She loved the first one so much that I promptly ordered another -- and I will be ordering more. I love them because: 1) They are well made. The puzzle pieces are sturdy and fit together well. The quality is excellent. 2) They are challenging because the pieces are not all the same size and shape and sometimes fit together at surprising angles. 3) The pictures are beautiful and the colors are vibrant. 4) They stand the test of being done over and over again! My daughter has had this puzzle for about a week and has done it probably a dozen times. She got the first one less than a month ago and has done it probably 40 times. They still look brand new. 5) They are made for people who don't have a whole lot of entertainment options made just for them. I love that puzzles are now being made for people with dementia and children/young adults with intellectual disabilities! 6) Young children with typical abilities will enjoy them too.

It's a great puzzle for children and adults there is numbers on the back of the pieces that groups them in sections if you need help so for children that are younger that's a helpful thing it's enough of a challenge in a cute picture.

Adorable

My dad has vision challenges so I was looking for a puzzle with big pieces, and this fit the bill. My dad really enjoyed this picture since he was a farmer. The pieces didn’t really snap together but they fit together okay. I’d recommend this puzzle for senior citizens.

My 3 year old granddaughter loves it! She loves farm animals and loves puzzles! It was a perfect gift for her 🥰

I work with disabled people and something about this puzzle has consumers and staff alike piecing it together often

This is a nice step up for toddlers who are bored with few piece puzzles. The puzzle and pieces are a good size too.

I'm always looking for puzzles for my senior/dementia/low vision clients. It's nearly impossible. I didnt like this puzzle at all. The pieces are quite oddly shaped. It's hard to distinguish an edge piece from a middle. After it was finished, I put all the edge pieces in a seperate zip lock baggie, for the next time it's easier. I've done a lot of puzzles over my time. This one just irritated me. At 200 pieces, I would think it is created for kids or seniors in mind. I can't believe kids would like it neither. My senior client had a very hard time with it. Some may enjoy the odd, non traditional shapes. We didn't. The picture was fine, pieces all there, the board is not of quality, thin. I can assume it wouldn't last long with young kids. We've put it together several times now, and always the same thought. I'll be donating this one.