Advanced Structures For Babies & Toddlers Ages 10 Months And Up - WEofferwhatYOUwant Super Ball Drop With Double Bridge & Spacers! Review

My one year old and thirteen year old love playing with this. They keep coming back to it. It's a little wobbly for the year old as they tend to grab everything but it is made well enough.

It seemed like it would be a fun toy, but it just turned out to be frustrating. The ball rarely made it through the drop without falling off of the side. We tried rearranging the parts and placing the structure on different surfaces, but it really didn’t make a difference.

It was fun for a week. Problem I have with it, is you can't move it without it coming apart. If i want to move it in one piece, I have to pick it up from the bottom/ base & balance it carefully as it wobbles. I got this for my 17 month old granddaughter. It didn't keep her interest for very long. Its very light material, so if you bump it falls over & falls apart. Its just become a pile of toy parts that sit in a box.

We bought the small size at a garage sale and it became his favorite toy, so when I saw it on Walmart in three sizes I was happy to say the least. It teaches building, colors, gravity and so much more, can be made into many designs. No batteries needed! Just imagination.

I would not recommend the larger set. It’s too flimsy to stack as high as the photo. It only comes with two yellow bases which limits what you can make. You can’t really use all the pieces at once since you can’t stack it high. It needs a third yellow base in order for it to be fully functional.

My one year old broke one of the pieces after a few days of having it, which made sharp edges stick out. I haven't let her use it since then. I wish we could return it for a refund, but we had to move and didn't get the chance.

my grandson loves these marble maze kind of toys. Since he is only 2 I am very careful only using toys that have larger marbles. I have only found 3 marble mazes that are workable. This It's so expensive that I waited quite a long time before purchasing, because almost $40 for this outrageous! It is still ridiculously expensive for a bunch of plastic, but the engineering on this toy makes it worth it. My grandson absolutely loves it

Our marble run is a little advanced for our 4 year old and 2 year olds. This toy is absolutely perfect for all. They can play together and all have a great time. It's big enough for them all to use easily, a snap to put together and super fun.

Like other reviewers have said to move it after put together it’s a balancing act… however sometimes the pieces stick together so much the kids have to ask for help to pull them apart… we have had a yellow base crack and a pink zigzag piece unfortunately but only after being stepped on. My kids all still love it ages 8, 6, 3, and after having this for a year

To make a track actually go well you need an adult which is fine if you have a baby but it’s not really entertaining enough for my son who is 3. Wish I didn’t buy. Oh and takes up a ton of space to store which I hate.

This is just a statement but could you make this product with more choices in colors for the connector pieces. Thanks for attention.

I bought this for my 3 year old nephew and he loves it. We had to pull him away from it multiple times. He even went to bed asking if he could play with it in the morning multiple nights in a row!

Really disliking this toy. Theres no way you can get the tubes together for the balls to go down both ways at once and It comes apart way to easily when your moving it from room to room. Wish i still had the box and everything to return it and get my money back. Really disappointed with this purchase.

My grandchildren absolutely love this ball drop toy. They played with it on and off the entire Christmas Day. Great Purchase. I did purchase extra balls and so glad I did, it's like a must to have extra balls! It's simi-expensive but worth the price. Higley recommend.

Has this delivered to my 2 year old grandson while he and his parents were all stuck at home with Covid. Kept my son in law and grandson entertained! They kept trying different configurations.

The overall product is useful. You can stack them however you want and with the 4 heavy balls provided it does work. Better to use on a hard surface but it will work on a carpet. However, it is very flimsy and sometimes the balls do get stuck while rolling due to the unstableness. My kid does enjoy it but without my help he does get a bit frustrated and eventually gives up. So 90% of the time I will play this with him. I think its a bit overpriced for what you get and recommend something other…

The product is good for kids to play and explore. But after receiving the product, I do not think it is worth 40 bucks. Its mostly plastic, assembly is simple, no batteries needed.

This is a colorful, entertaining toy my 17 month old granddaughter loves to play with. It’s a little challenging to build. I first assembled it on the rug, but quickly found it’s much more stable on the hardwood floor. I expect she will play with this toy for a long time to come. I built it part way because it would be too tall for her otherwise. So we have more building & ramps to look forward to as she grows. Much later, she will probably want to re-build it herself.

I got this for my 1 year old and 5 year old to do together. It keeps them engaged for a little while, they have trouble building it themselves but overall it's pretty good.

The grandchildren play together with this toy so nicely. The older kids build it and the younger ones (and adult parents too) put the balls down. The youngest just love playing with the balls which are rattles. I am so happy to watch my 4 grandchildren play with this toy. It is sturdy enough so the little ones don't just knock it over and break it. It makes my 4 yr old grandson think so he can make the ball take the longest route or the highest drop. Just purchased a second set as a gift to a…