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Ciavotie Puzzles
Crafted for every age and every moment!
4 Packs 100 Piece Puzzles
4 Fun Puzzle Themes for All Ages: The Ciavotie 4-Pack 100 Piece Puzzles includes fun designs like Kittens on the Bookshelf, Happy Motorcycle Bear, Cute Cats Rowing, and Dogs Playing Basketball. These vibrant, playful images make them perfect for kids puzzles ages 6-8, kids puzzles ages 5-8, and puzzles for kids ages 4-6
Made with Safe, Durable Materials: Crafted from high-quality recycled cardboard, these puzzles are sturdy and long-lasting. The pieces are safe for little hands, with non-toxic, odorless ink that ensures a fun experience for puzzles for 5 year olds, puzzles for kids ages 6-8, and large piece puzzles for seniors
Boosts Cognitive Skills: Not only are these puzzles fun, but they also encourage hand-eye coordination, problem-solving, and logical thinking. Ideal for 100 piece puzzles for kids ages 8-10, 100 piece puzzles for kids ages 4-8, and even puzzles for teens looking for a challenge Perfect for Family Fun: Whether it’s parents, grandparents, or kids, the whole family can enjoy assembling these puzzles together. It’s a great way to spend quality time with family puzzles for kids and adults, jigsaw puzzles 100 pieces, and puzzles for 7 year olds
Easy to Assemble with Extra Support: Each puzzle comes with a 1:1 reference poster and letter markings on the back for easier assembly. This feature is perfect for beginners, making it a great choice for puzzles for 4 year olds, kids puzzles ages 4-6, and large piece puzzles for kids
Great Gift Idea for All Occasions: Looking for the perfect gift? These puzzles make ideal presents for birthdays, Christmas, Easter, and more. With bright designs and engaging themes, they’re perfect for kids puzzles ages 4-6, puzzles for 6 year old girls, and puzzles for 6 year old boys
CoffeeCupKarma –
Amazing Puzzles For ALL Ages
These 4 Packs 100 Piece Puzzles, have proven to be an invaluable resource for both my daughter and me. As someone with hand, neck, and spine disabilities, I often struggle to find activities that are suitable for my abilities and engaging for my daughter, who has high-functioning autism. These puzzles are the ideal size and duration for cognitive training, offering both stress relief and a gentle challenge to our attention spans. The inclusion of a poster for visual representation enhances the experience, making it not only a fun activity but also a collectible that we can display.The best part about these puzzles is their accessibility and appeal to a wide range of ages and abilities, so these aren’t just for kids, but all ages! The bright, colorful designs make for a visually stimulating experience, while the well-sized pieces cater perfectly to children, the elderly, and individuals with disabilities. They even have a small “cheat sheet” on the back labeled by alphebet to be sorted as such so you know which pieces actually go together, but we didn’t use it. Completing these puzzles has provided us with a relaxing way to engage our minds, fostering personal growth and mindfulness. I wholeheartedly recommend these puzzles to anyone seeking an enriching activity for themselves or as a thoughtful gift for loved ones.
Rose ♥ –
Wholesome, Screen-Free Fun for Curious Kids!
These Ciavotie puzzles were such a pleasant surprise! I grabbed them thinking they’d be a cute quiet-time activity—but my kids (especially my 4- and 6-year-olds) ended up loving all four designs. Each puzzle has its own charming theme—sea animals, cats & dogs, a mushroom house—all bright, colorful, and full of little details that keep kids interested as they work.What I love most is that they’re actually age-appropriate. Not too easy, not too hard. Just enough challenge to keep little hands and minds busy without frustration. The pieces are sturdy and fit together well, even after multiple uses. No bent corners or pieces that won’t stay put.They’re great for siblings to work on together, too. One of my girls worked on the Sea World puzzle while her sister tackled the Mushroom House, and they swapped when they finished. It was like puzzle night at our house—for once, without arguing!Honestly, these make fantastic gifts. Affordable, educational, and screen-free. They build focus, patience, and confidence in a way that’s hard to find in today’s toy market. As a mom of four, I love having something on hand that’s fun, quiet, and actually beneficial for their brains.A total win—and I’d buy more from this brand without hesitation.
Samantha M –
Thick and brightly colored
I have to say, I was a little skeptical when I ordered these puzzles. The picture gave me the impression they would be something similar to what you got at the dollar store so I was worried they would be a good value. I was very surprised when I received the product. While the boxes themselves aren’t impressive, once you get the puzzle pieces out, you can tell they are high-quality. They are thick and well cut. The colors are very bright. It also comes with a poster, the same size as the finished puzzle to help guide you along. The box even has a ziplock bag for the pieces. It’s the little details like that that make a product stand out. I also love that the finish puzzle is still a nice size even though they’re only 100 pieces.
MamaToTwo –
Fun puzzles
These are good weight puzzles and are well cut, making them easy to play with with my sensory kiddo. He does lots of puzzles and really enjoys kitties, so this was a no brainer item for us to grab. I really love that there are four different puzzles and finally got to try out something I’ve wanted to do for a long time: incorporating two or more puzzles together to create a new image- see my pictures for an example- I call it “Kitties in Mushroom Land”. All the puzzles are cut on the same sort of machines so the only difference is the image.My artist teen pointed out that the art most if not all of the puzzles appears to be AI generated and so I am taking off a star for the AI use. She says you can tell by the lack of consistency in the way the eyes are done.
Tabitha B. –
Very cute
Cute little puzzles. They even come with a little poster inside so you can see the whole picture even bigger than the front of the box. I gave them to my nieces for their birthdays so haven’t put them together but I did take them out and check them over and the pieces look like pretty good quality. They come in a plastic bag in the box though not a traditional puzzle box with a lid. It opens on the side so you may want to grab a ziplock to store the pieces in.Also my niece was very excited to find “Nemo” in the under the sea one for whatever that’s worth and loved the cute kitties.
Ruby –
Nice Puzzles for Kids
I bought this four pack of cute kids puzzles for my six-year-old! The quality seems great and the size is perfect too. It’s very convenient that each puzzle comes in its own box so you don’t mix up the pieces. Many of our other puzzles don’t have boxes which makes storing them difficult. These are great gifts for a kid who enjoys puzzles and because they include their own storage boxes they would also be easy to take on vacation, etc..
Razak –
Colorful 100 Piece Puzzles My 4 Year Old Loves
These colorful 100 piece puzzles are a big hit in our house. My four year old loved choosing between the donut, insect, Dalmatian and animal pictures and could handle the oversized pieces without frustration. The cardboard feels sturdy, the pieces lock together well, and everything stores neatly in the included bags, making this set a fun and durable way to build fine motor skills and patience.