This was a gift for my 1 year old niece for her birthday. The product is very nice and she enjoyed playing with it out of all her toys this one was a keeper!

We LOVE skip hop products. Their toys are so cute and visually stimulating. We needed a toy that chimed for our son (4 mos) because we are doing physical therapy with him and need something to catch his attention. The chime in the Elephant is perfect! And the zebra which is more of a rattle still has a chime sound too. And he could stare at the zebra all day, so it has really helped us keep his head turned the right direction. The little owl is sweet and cute and fits perfectly in his tiny little hands, it doesn’t have a sound, but that is good, it is something quiet to keep him occupied during church! 🙂

Looks great – its a gift, so I can’t say how the child liked it. It looks quite cute though.

My baby is 7 months old and she loves it… it is nice and soft, perfect for the teething, she can safely put the rings in her mouth, she loves the color and plays a lot with the little things on the top…I would highly recommend it, so much better and safer than the plastic ones.

When I grew up we had these in hard plastic. I don’t ever remember anyone getting hurt by them, but this accomplishes the same task and is soft to help prevent getting hurt.

I like this because I can put it on my baby’s high chair for him to play with and when he inevitably throws it on the floor it doesn’t come crashing into the hardwood. He loves to feel the different textures and put the rings on his arms.

I will admit that I was sorely tempted to buy the original Fisher Price stacker, the one we all had as kids. It’s absolutely a classic and I may still obtain one of them.But I was drawn to this one for my 5-month old because I remember reading somewhere that it is slightly smaller than the classic version with the large plastic hollow donuts. I thought smaller might work better for the little guy. Well. Since this toy has come into the house, not a day has gone by without at least one play session where he selects this toy to play with from among a lot of others.Now 8 months old, he still loves this one. He tips over the base to let the rings fall free, takes one in each hand, and shakes them like tambourines. He smacks them together and has a grand old time. He is not at all interested in re-stacking them on the base, but that’s fine with me because it just means the toy will last a while longer while he grows into that phase.The topper on this stacker is the red ring with the little chick. This part does not rattle, which is a little bit of a shame. It also wedges kind of tightly onto the top of the base, so baby can’t remove it himself, but that’s OK.I am very very pleased with this purchase. I have subsequently looked at some of the other stackers on the market and I am convinced this one is the cream of the crop.UPDATE: Eddie is now 17 months old and a month or two ago, he started stacking the rings on the stump. He still needs help deciding the order they should be placed on the stump but he’s had a lot of fun trying to get this thing figured out. Still a hit in our household.UPDATE: Eddie is turning 4 next week and only today did I pull this one out of the toy basket 🙁 .

Baby is 8 months old, and I didn’t think she would really be that interested in this toy yet. I just wanted her to begin to grasp the “stacking” concept. But she loves to play with the round stackers. They rattle, and she likes to chew on them. It is one of her favorite toys. I put it in her crib in the morning, and it keeps her occupied so I can get an extra 10 to 20 minutes of sleep.

My 7 month old loves the rattling sounds from all the rings. They are a little heavier than the other products in the market. My son threw them down on my feet a couple of times and it hurt. The duck on top does not stay on and the rings can only be fixed in one order coz the stem inside is tapering on the top and thick at the bottom. This is one of the few toys that my son likes so i still think it was a decent buy.

The label states this product was tested for lead and BPA. Since there is no regulation for these things who knows how accurate this is. But the cups are well made and the colors are vibrant. cute simple toy.

My son is 20 months old, and we got these cups well over a year ago. They’re still one of his favorite toys!When he was little, we’d build towers out of them, and he’d knock them down. When he was a bit older, he’d yell into them or bang the cups together. Now he can nest and stack them on his own. He puts other things inside them, under them, etc. I love to see all the way he can come up to play with such a simple toy! (I’m really big on toys that don’t “do stuff” but encourage kids to use their creativity.)We also use them to teach him about colors (“can you bring mommy the green cup?” etc.), about “big” and “little,” etc.

I wanted to buy the Green Sprouts stacking cups but Amazon offered them w/ free shipping one day and then the next it would be sold by a different vendor without the free shipping. When I saw these stacking cups in the baby store, I put them on my registry instead because they were made w/ safer plastic like the Green Sprouts toys.The label on the learning curve stackers and other products indicate: no PVC, no bpa, and no Phthalates….it’s important to me that we have as many safe toys as possible for our baby so I was thrilled to find these.I like this stacking toy because the cups fit nicely in one another and have enough of an edge that they stack nicely on top of one another. They also have tiny holes in the bottom of the cups – each in a different shape as well as numbers on the bottom too.Our daughter is 6 1/2 months old and I put a few of the cups out on the blanket for her to clutch and play with during belly time as well as other toys. Last night she had a cup in each hand and was waving them around. I know she’ll like to play with them as she gets older and was glad she already showed an interest in them at this time too.

This is a wonderful toy that is fun, educational, and affordable! The cars are different colors, and each has a different number, 1 – 4, to help a child learn counting and colors. They also stack on top of each other and nest inside of each other.(The nesting feature is great for storage too). Each car has a neat fun feature for little ones to explore (e.g., the small car is also a rattle, the large fire truck’s ladder moves, etc.) The cars are also very sturdy (as has been proven by my son repeatedly banging them together,) and they are easy for little hands to grab onto. At 6 months of age, my son really enjoys looking at the toys, passing them from one hand to the other, banging them together, and, of course, putting them in his mouth. I imagine this toy will remain one of my son’s favorites as he learns to stack them and roll them on the floor. I would highly recommend this item.

These are such nice cars to teach little ones numbers and the stacking value. Ours have been scooted across the floor, cat’s tail, into walls, you name it and they’ve always come back for more. It’s just a nice change from the nesting blocks and it’s fun to hear all the vehicle sounds that children make with these guys. I’d buy them again for sure!

My son’s therapist brings this toy over and he just loves it. He loves to move the ladder on the fire truck up and down. This is one of his favorite toys and he doesn’t play with a lot of baby and toddler toys (gets bored easy).