🌈 Versatile and Engaging Brilliant Basics Stack and Roll Cups Review

It is very interesting for babies. I agree with the other reviewers that the "handle" side could have been a bit more thought out, and the purple side seems like they're just out of ideas. but the other sides work well enough to be fun. it's a bit heavy, so it's not great for kids who can't sit up unaided yet.

Are you an adult who likes small children's toys AND fidget blocks? Then you should buy this because it's amazing. Please note that it only has 4 functional sides, but each side works smoothly and is a lot of fun to play. - Flick the switch - Turn the small dials (one of them clicks). This would also be great for people with limited arm mobility who like the idea of a fidget cube but can't use a tiny one. It definitely looks like a toy for young kids, so be aware if this isn't your thing. But…

I'm not kidding, these mugs are amazing. Do you want a heavy ball? Ok, do you want 5 flares of different sizes? Ok want some balls and some cups? Ok want 2 balls, a stack and 2 cups? Good. Want 1 high stack with a yellow rumbling ball on top? Ok, do you want the ball in the stack? Good. Stack in a ball? I was just thinking about it - I'll try it when I get home. You can do anything with them. You as an adult can't make a complete list of the ways you can put these things together. They are very

My 14 year old HATES his car seat. I've tried some popular car toys and they grab his attention for a few seconds and he drops them. He actually plays with them. He goes to drop her and sees that there is another side and then plays with that side. One side of the toy looks like a big green button. It does not matter. Not sure what it's supposed to do or is it just for sensory play because it's kind of rubbery. There is also a purple side which I think is for touch only, maybe noise if you use…

All three of my boys loved this toy so I recently bought this as a gift for a new mom. Laying is fun even as a child. Pieces snap into place with a click to keep them from tipping over. The individual cups come together to form balls of 5 different sizes, or as another reviewer pointed out, one big, heavy ball (when small balls are nested inside). Children love to add, count, sort, fold and roll balls. Such a fun toy! Two small things to be aware of: 1) It is difficult for small children to…

NOT EXACTLY AS SHOWN. I am very upset that where the numbers are printed on each figure the background is NOT WHITE! The number and its background are the same color as each small mug. The surface is raised/printed. The numbers are not highlighted. My 16 year old loves numbers and thought this toy would be better than it is. What I think is important in the photos is completely distorted. It should also be noted that when stacking the cups in a tower (shown) the cups must be mated/snapped…

If you hesitate to buy this, just go get it. It's definitely worth the price. My 10 meter baby has been enjoying them for a month now. They play with it almost every day. I like to play with them along with him. I almost didn't get it and I'm so glad I did! Benefits-1-CHEAP! A great alternative to a Montessori style toy. 2-hard plastic, easy to clean, can be used in a bathtub or sensory water basket. 3-Good open-ended toy. definitely grows with the child. 5-Can be used to teach counting and…

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…

I know I'm probably a big kid but I got it today and we played with it for hours. The bowls are bigger than expected, bigger than the stacking cups we have but my kid loves tipping things over and now he loves balls too. They are really easy to make into balls, they are easy to put on and take off, but difficult for small children to untie. When you fold them into each other, they also snap into place. Toppling over will make the whole tower fall over, but you don't have to click them when…