🌈 Lewo Wooden Rainbow Stacking Game Educational Toy for Kids Baby Toddlers - Geometry Building Blocks and Learning Toys (Rainbow) Review

They are beautiful, well made and the kids love to play with them right away! However, they do not crease - they are cut on the bias. If they made them stackable it would be 5 stars for sure. The price can't be beat compared to Grimm's Rainbow and I think there's enough wiggle room here so I'm still very happy with the purchase.

Completely dissatisfied with this product! The description and photos are misleading. It is NOT stackable. The packaging made me wonder if I had a used product. Overpriced, looks and feels cheap. Paintwork flaws too, which I wouldn't normally notice, but in this case it only adds to the general disappointment. I will definitely come again.

Pretty to display but not too practical for play. All parts are angled so they cannot be stacked like similar products. The colors are bright but the wood and/or paint appear to be of poor quality with some of the details showing unsightly scratches. I worry about kids chewing on chips. However, my kids were not interested in it at all.

The angle at which they are cut makes them practically useless for anything other than giving them a rainbow shape. You cannot stack them. on top of each other, like other versions. They won't even stand like photos on anything other than uncarpeted surfaces. Our very low rug won't let them stand up. I would return them if I could but I bought them a long time ago.

The title has the stacking I wanted. Versatile toy for my 2 year old. However, they are not intended to be stacked. The way they are made makes it impossible to stack them on top of each other. Their tops are beveled so they cannot be folded. All you can do is assemble them as they are supposed to or use them as tunnels for maybe small cars but they hardly stand because they are not very wide. I'm actually very disappointed and my daughter, although excited at first, has lost interest because…

Before I bought it I knew the quality and size wouldn't match the Grimm Rainbow Stacker that's popping up all over social media but I figured my 3 year old would still enjoy rainbow stacking . and use it to build tunnels/bridges for their cars and animals. The design of it doesn't make sense. Each rainbow is tilted so you can't stack images on top of each other, you can't use them as a bridge, and frankly they hardly stand independently. For the price, I'm not too upset, but we're not even…