Brain Games - Sticker by Number: In the Garden (Easy - Square Stickers): Create Beautiful Art With Easy to Use Sticker Fun!

I bought this for my mom who has had a stroke and needs to exercise her brain. She loves the pictures.

I bought this for my mom to practice hand eye coordination. She enjoys doing a couple of these pages each day and has already asked for another book. These are a great option for someone that could use some daily activity at a basic level.

My mom with middle stage dementia loves doing this stickers art with her home health aide. She feels proud of herself when she completes one. This is a great cognitive activity for her.

Bought this book for my mom who is in a nursing home as I am always looking for things to keep her mind active.She loves doing these sticker books and loves the pictures when she’s done! We hang them in her room and she enjoys looking at them!Just wish that the numbers on the stickers were a little bit larger so she could read them more easily.Highly recommend this product!

The pictures are great. It was a challenge aligning the squares to complete the picture as shown.

I've bought these in the past along with some other mazes, dot-to-dots, etc. to share with younger kids during the church service. These are by far the most popular, to the point where I bought the whole series! I pull them out of the book and put them in my Bible bag so they're ready for sharing, and kids ages 3-12 so far have loved them! In fact, my early 20's son loves doing them, too, only he purposely puts them out of order so he makes a funny image!

My 89 year old Mother-in Law just sits and stares all day. Tried to engage her every way I could. Tried Large easy to put together zig saw puzzles but her cognitive ability is just too low for that. I found these puzzle sticker books and the first one we got was like magic. I gave her a quick "lesson" on how to do it and left her to her own devices.She sat for hours just looking through the book and then suddenly started putting the sticker on the puzzle!I ordered every one they had. They are simple square pieces, only 20 pieces to each puzzle, matched by numbers. She quickly finished the first book (for her it took a week or two but that is quick for her). I got another, and then another.One morning before she got up and I was cleaning her side table, I picked one of the books up and tried putting the stickers in the right places. I thought I would wiz through it. It was not that easy! I was surprised that she was able to do it! I know that these are helping her keep, if not expand her cognition because I know they are not as easy as I thought! These wud be good for pre-schoolers too but if you are caring for someone with dementia, get one for them and you will see how it occupies them for hours!

My Mom who has dementia really enjoys these type of activity books. So far, she's really liked this one and it keeps her occupied and happy.