Alright, let's get real – I was stoked to try out these smart cards for kids, but unfortunately, they fell flat for me. $5 for 32 cards seems steep at first, but after digging in, I realized it's not worth the hype. The deck is riddled with confusing elements that left me scratching my head. I mean, most of the cards are just random farm animals – a tractor, a feed bucket, a shovel, and a bale of hay. Where's the diversity? It's like, come on, guys, make it more realistic! The two double-sided cards with instructions or recommendations are the only ones with any real value. The rest are just a bunch of useless stuff. Check out the image below – I'm not even joking when I say it's a total non-starter. Honestly, I wouldn't recommend these cards. It feels like they just threw in whatever they could without any thought to how parents would present the info or try to explain it to their kids. My kid saw the chick and I had to fill them in on what it was. But then they asked, 'Where's the kid goat and the sheep?' That's when I realized I had nothing to show them. Devs, take a closer look at the content – it's time to step up your game. That being said, the illustrations and text content are actually pretty cool. I even laminated some of them (you don't have to, though) and the card quality is solid. To wrap up, I've checked out a bunch of other kits like the 'Korvet' Cubes, Stellar Mosaic, and Mapacha's Shnurovka Buses – and they're way more worth your money.