🌈 GEMEM Wooden Rainbow Stacker: Fun Learning Toy for 18-Month to 2-Year-Old Non-Toxic Toddler Playtime Review

This is really dangerous for the baby/the baby. If they fall on this stick they can really hurt themselves. I'm not paranoid, but that's a very bad design for a kid. The stick can also cause them to choke if they put it in their mouth.

The wooden stick had large amounts of glue on the base which flaked off once opened. Found glue residue on the floor that my daughter could swallow. Then, once all the exposed bits of glue were removed from the base, the wooden dowel fell out. Terrible quality.

This is a quality toy at a great price! It's definitely smaller than I thought but very colorful and the wood is well sanded and smooth with a shine so it doesn't look like the paint is chipping. My 9 month old loves all things related so it really keeps him interested.

My child likes it very much. I bought it when she was 5 months old. She loves to play with spinning tops and rings. I like that they are made of wood and not plastic. It matches the aesthetic of your room. The stick came loose a few months later, but the gorilla's glue did it by reattaching it to a new one.

I was glad to get this for my little girl but it is TERRIBLE quality. I took it out to clean/sanitize the parts and the paint was all over my fingers. It just came right away, I'm so glad I didn't give it to my little girl. When I took out the largest piece it kind of stuck to the base and now I know why. Not a safe product.

The wooden stick fell apart in the middle after the first use. The glue that was supposed to hold it together broke into pieces, very dangerous for babies. The pieces are also stain-free, so they also chipped when the child put them in their mouth. It must be poisonous paint at noon, but who knows. He has such teeth that it is very easy for him to bite off the paint. Very disappointed, not even worth going back, I'll just throw it away. money thrown away.

I ordered these because I wanted wood not plastic. But the smallest rings are too small for the child's safety. My eight month old baby can fit tiny ones in his mouth. And in a few months he will probably be able to put the ball in his mouth from above. In addition, a wooden pole is dangerous if all the rings are removed from it. My four year old almost fell on it. I'll probably tape everything together and put it on a high shelf for decoration while I order something safer to play with.

My baby loves this toy. It's a little smaller than I expected but I like the way it sits on it. The colors are great and I love wooden toys. He loves to carry them around the house and chew on them, but we also use them in our direction play, color practice and stacking. (I also have some simple wooden craft rings that we use with this toy.) He can't mark them with his teeth (yet), but watch out for the dogs because ours grabbed the piece and really wrecked it. Luckily they also have top notch…