The Ladybug Game! Award Winning Kids Board Game. A Super Fun, Educational Game Your Kids and Will Love! Easy to Play, Perfect for - Birthday Gifts, Travel, Home, Parties, at Grandparents Home!

We bought this for my daughter's 8th birthday. She has learning disabilities and this has been a great way to make numbers and counting fun! Our 3 year old can play too. It's always nice to find a game with learning and easy to play for the whole family! I didn't realize the game was created by a child until we read the box the first time we played. Very awesome. I plan on buying some for family and friends for Christmas

I have taught pre K for 12 years and this game is a winner! It is easy to play and pretty quick, allowing several kids to have a chance to play during our free play time. It increases self confidence as the children realize that they can use the color codes and illustrations to feel like they are reading! The kids get so excited to see the lady bug on the card that tells them they get to GO AGAIN! I love the Bully Ants and the story that goes with the game. I would love to see some plastic or rubber lady bugs as markers rather than the cardboard just for added durability but the cardboard markers are pretty sturdy and so cute!

Really fun game for my 5 y/o. Easy to learn.

This game is incredibly similar to Ravensburger's Funny Bunny. I bought both at the same time thinking they were very different, but oh well.My 3 year old prefers Funny Bunny, as it's an interactive game "board" and he thinks it's hilarious when he loses pieces. I prefer it, because it's easier (and less frustrating) to play.Ladybug Game overcomplicates things, from directions to gameplay. The ant/aphid loop can drive a toddler insane. Mine almost had a meltdown his third time around, being short by two aphids. Also, the writing on the cards confused him, even though they are color coded for forward and backward moves. He doesn't read yet, so the motivations behind the moves were meaningless for him, even when I read them. The game was way too long for him (and me) and I honestly avoid it whenever I go to grab a game.Overall, I would say it's a good, well thought out game, that is suitable for kids of at least reading age and preferably of patient temperaments. If you have an illiterate toddler with a short attention span, get Funny Bunny.

My daughter is in Kindergarten now but we got this when she was in preschool and because of this game adds and subtracts like a pro. So fun and sneaks in the learning and all our family loved playing with her. Fun for all

Fast and fun game for kiddos with a short attention span. Highly recommend for kids learning to count and read numbers

I love this game myself and I'm a grandma! My granddaughter loves it too and she caught on quickly, she just turned 5. We play it often as it is one of our favorites!

I loved this game! It is very cute and fun. The first time we played I thought I could just figure it out but you definitely need to skim the directions. The second time we played was so much more fun and made a lot of sense. Such a cute simple game with some twists and counting. My 3 year old picked it up quickly but we will be able to play for at least a few years.