Review on 🌈 Versatile and Engaging Brilliant Basics Stack and Roll Cups by Chris Edgerton

This is my favorite toy. It has open play possibilities and the inventor is a real genius. You can take two parts and make round balls of different sizes. You can also hide all sorts of objects in the balloons, even the size of a Hot Wheels car. Balls can be used to create tactile or auditory sensations (e.g. cotton balls to touch and large bells to make music). The semicircles form two halves that combine to form a giant sphere. The parts are permanently assembled and can be assembled as a single piece and used as a telescope or megaphone. There is a quarter-sized hole in each half of the semicircle. The stack can be out of order on some sizes, and the balls can be made in a variety of colors - for example, from red to yellow. Of course, it can be washed and bleached. You can use it in the bath or in the paddling pool. The halves make great spoons for playing with sand or beans. Who doesn't enjoy watching sand or beans flow out of a hole? A funny emoticon is a rattle and it fits into balls of any size. The stack is absolutely stable upside down and does not tip over. I have a degree in Child Development and Nursing, work as a nanny and buy this for all my children. I also give them to my friend who has a kindergarten for people with special needs. The stack is great for learning colors and numbers. You can make a 2-stack just as easily as an 8-stack. I love this toy and I hope Fisher-Price never stops. Five stars for endless development steps. Use your imagination, your child will not be able to wear out this toy.