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What the review covers — Kevin Lu

Key points from Kevin Lu’s review, what to buy and skip — plus the full video below.

Kevin Lu, who reviews Montessori toys, breaks down which are worth it and which to skip.
The theme: not every “Montessori” toy earns the label — some look pretty but barely get played with.
The point: the best toys are open-ended, real-world and skill-building — and actually used.
The takeaway: buy fewer, purposeful toys that match your child’s current stage.

Source: Kevin Lu (video). Points summarized from the review; see the video for full detail.

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