National Geographic Human Body Model for Kids That Glows in The Dark - 32-Piece Interactive Anatomy Model with Bones, Organs, Muscles, Science Kit Stocking Stuffer, Anatomy & Physiology Study Tools

My son loves science and I thought it would be a great experience for him of which he had lots of fun. This allowed him to be a doctor but also conduct his experiments. Great for a birthday gift or just because gift. The quality is worth the cost.

Value for your money, bought this for my grandson after doing a bat. It’s well made and very educational!

My grandson loves it but it doesn’t want to stay together. He just keeps rebuilding it. UPDATE this didn’t last 6 months, he lost body parts and one arm broke off!

My wee grandbabies, 5 & 7, love it.If there's a child anywhere between 4 - 18 year's old in your home, buy this model.It was smaller than I thought, but I like that better.About the size of a Barbie doll.

This is great for an older kid/teen. This has some very small parts. Bones and organs come out and can be assembled. My teen (girl) loved it. She wants to go to med school, thought this would be fun (and teens don’t want toys) she loved it

Nephew loved it, but the main plastic body broke a week later. Even more frustrating since it was a gift.

this thing is awesome. My kid loves it. It has the body parts are like squishy not the body parts but the inside are squishy and it just feels weird and I and it’s a good thing to learn about the body for the kids so I think you should buy it for your kid granddaughter grandson anybody you could buy it for them hope they like it. My granddaughter likes it so you should buy it.

Neat toy concept if only all parts where included in box. However, this educational toy is missing two very important parts that affect its functionality: 1. The “display stand” which helps keeps the completed human body stable and displayed for future use. 2. The “forceps” which helps the child to assemble the anatomical parts within the human plastic body.