Educational Baby Spinning Stacking Toy, Stacking Rings Baby Toy, Montessori Learning Toys for Toddlers, Fine Motor and Sensory Toys for Kids, Gift for Baby Girls Boys Age 12+ Months

Pretty cool little toy. My 3 year old loves playing with it. She likes to pull the bottom piece off that helps it stand up. Then she will stack the pieces on the corkscrew part and then pick it up and let all the spinners spin off the other side. I like that the pieces are made so that little fingers won't get smashed because my 10 month old also likes to try and play with it. Would buy again.

Bright colors, solid pieces, sturdy build. Kids can spend about 20 minutes on a game at a time. This works good for that small time frame.Really fun and interactive. Really works for developing their fine motor skills. I just dont think it is on the budget friendly side.

This toy is very engaging for my 9 month granddaughter. After watching us a few times, she was (mostly) able to pick up and place the rings on the stem, and loved watching them spin down. The colors are bright, the pieces are easy to hold and are light, and they make a fun noise while spinning down. Would consider purchasing this in the future as a gift!

INNOVATIVE DESIGNI appreciate the innovative approach taken with this toy. It offers a creative spin on the traditional stacking toy. I like the flexibility it offers younger children - they can stack the pieces in any order, eliminating frustration if they are not in size order. The vibrant colors chosen for the pieces add to the appeal, and some children may enjoy organizing them by color as an added activity.MATERIAL CONCERNSI would not describe the material of this toy as soft at all – it is made of hard plastic. They do have smooth edges, but the pieces themselves are thick and hard. Even the stick is solid. With my 17-month-old in the hitting and throwing everything phase, this toy isn't the best fit for him right now. I am accustomed to stacking toys that have a softer feel, more similar to bath toys.BASE PROBLEMSThe base of this toy doesn't stay securely in place, regardless of how it is positioned. It would be more enjoyable if there were a secure base on both ends, allowing children to watch the pieces spin back and forth instead of just falling off.RANDOM COMBINATION OF SHAPESWhile the toy set is visually appealing with its colorful mix of animals and fruits, the combination can feel somewhat random. Some pieces are challenging to identify definitively:• The two shades of orange resemble a sun, but given the fruit theme, they might be interpreted as orange slices.• The green/yellow piece could be a hamster.• The blue/green piece appears to be an apple.• The two shades of blue seem to depict a cat holding a bone.• The purple/pink piece resembles a flower, which doesn't fit the animal or fruit theme.OVERVIEWMy 17-month-old enjoyed trying to stack the pieces by himself and watching them spin off while I held the toy. However, the toy would be greatly improved with a secure base or the ability to spin the toys from one end to the other without pieces flying off and needing to be retrieved/found.3.5 stars

This game is super fun and open ended for toddlers! We have loved this toy in our house. we are able to work on cause and affect, colors, counting, and open ended play. It is durable and the colors are super vibrant and fun. Its a great addition to any playroom and can give kids hours of fun.

So many ways to play and it's so fun. The parts are all rounded very well so I don't worry about my little getting cut or jabbed. Fun to stack on the ground, spin on the rod, and my little likes to hit the circle pieces around the floor with the rod piece.

The media could not be loaded.  I think that this is a great gift for babies and toddlers. I purchased a similar product for my nephew that was $40+ and he loves it. It is one of his favorite toys that is always available for him to play with and he chooses that toy over many others to play with.I purchased this one as a gift for my cousin's baby. I tested it out to see the quality and differences and I noticed a couple different things.1. This toy seems to take longer to start spinning once put on the stick. I had to move it a couple times for it to get started compared to the other one. Seems that you have to make sure to put it on correctly where they other one I purchased would start right away when set on the stick. I don't think that is that big of a deal but for toddlers, they may get frustrated.2. This toy has different shapes where the other one seemed to just be circular/gear shaped. I like the different shapes. I think children would like seeing the animal faces on this toy vs just gears.I think that this one will work perfectly for my cousin's baby because he's pretty calm but this one would definitely frustrate my nephew due to the minor delay in spinning when set on the stick. Also, my nephew is possibly autistic (they're seeing specialists now) and he loves it. So it's perfect for children with autism.

We love this toy. The pieces are big and colorful, it disassembles easily and is very stimulating for my sensory seeker.