Travel Connect 4

Reviews

Danni Nicole

This game will keep them busy for hours LOL. There is a bottom to catch the chips when you release the board. So I was thinking. This makes it less likely to lose chips (or just have a pile of chips).

Amazon Customer

well, maybe we aren't going to need this for anything fine motor after all. Perfect signs for my little ones. Until we got to the part where I loaded them up in the chip holders/dispensers.

Andy & Ari

Took this on a few vacations and we love it. The chips are held in cylinders on the sides and you can pull the chips easily from the bottoms.

Jen

So that's just something to be aware of. So, the chips are roughly half an inch in diameter. At this time, developmentally, he couldn't possibly care less about the actual game component of it, so when we play with it at this time we're just taking turns putting in the chips.

Sara B

Because structurally, storing this product upside down would put more stress that could lead to breakage along the top portion of the game, and that's the only way to decrease the risk of chips falling out. I bought this to continue working on turn taking with our son, which was an area she was targeting as well, and to progress some of his fine motor targets (I purchased this knowing the chips would be smaller then the traditional connect 4). Our son was first introduced to connect 4 while working with his most recent speech therapist, who was a gentle, lovely, patient person that we're definitely going to miss seeing every week, and I'm probably going to think of her every single time I look at this thing.

So they're small. Again, this makes it less likely to lose chips and easier to clean up the game. This travel version has a couple features that improve the original game.