Interactive Human Anatomy Model for Kids with Removable Organs & Sound

Took us a while to get everything back into the correct places on the first go. Much easier the second time.

Our daughter had lots of questions about what's inside us. Having something physical to point to has been really handy.

My son has named the model Barry and insists Barry needs regular check-ups. No idea where that came from. 😂

My mum bought this for our daughter and she's been taking it out every afternoon to show us something new.

She likes using the talking base as part of her little science sessions.

Bought it for our son but ended up having a go myself. Quite fun remembering how all the organs fit inside us.

My daughter likes working out where everything goes. It's almost like putting together a little 3D puzzle of the body.

My boy had no idea what the liver did and was determined to find out. Lovely seeing him so interested.

My husband and daughter spent ages exploring the model together. She was asking questions neither of us expected.

Interesting little educational toy.

Kept my son happily occupied indoors while it poured outside.

My daughter removes three organs and asks me to name them. I'm apparently not doing very well in her anatomy class.

Definitely one to keep away from younger siblings. We use it at the dining table and pack everything away afterwards.

The fact that the organs actually come out makes such a difference. My boy enjoys figuring out how everything fits together.

My granddaughter is always reading about animals and the human body. This was a lovely addition to her collection.

My son was absolutely certain the lungs went somewhere else. We had to look carefully and work it out together.

Nice little learning toy with lots of different parts to investigate.

My eight year old has started giving his younger sister little lessons about the organs. She mostly just wants to hold the heart.

Much more interesting than trying to explain anatomy from a book alone. My daughter loves moving the pieces around.

It's so much easier to explain where things are when they can actually see inside a model.

Bought it for my nephew and he was more interested in this than the other toys he received.

She wanted to know what every single piece was called before she'd even finished unpacking everything.

My grandson needed guidance with some of the organ placement. He got much more confident after a few tries.

We've been keeping it on my son's desk so he can get it out whenever he wants to explore the pieces.

My daughter now examines her teddy bears and tells them which organ needs checking. Apparently our house is a hospital.

If your child asks a million questions about everything, this is right up their alley.

Sat down to help our daughter and realised I'd forgotten half of what I learnt at school. She's now convinced she knows more about anatomy than me.

Great way to make anatomy interesting for children.

My son keeps taking it out and telling us it's the most important piece. He's become very protective of it.

We had a wet afternoon in Melbourne and decided to get this out. Ended up having a surprisingly interesting conversation about the human body.

She's been showing everyone where the lungs and heart are. Very proud of herself.

Some of the smaller organs took a little patience to position properly. My daughter enjoyed the challenge though.