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TOLO TOYS | Home » » TOLO TOYS RAINBOW STACKERS TOY | | | | | | | Description: | | Kids will delight in these seven brightly colored plastic hats with unique textures, patterns and shapes on them. No matter where you are, these stackers will help kids learn color and shape recognition and develop their manual dexterity as they nest, stack and sort. Tolo Toys award winning designs, bright colors and cute characters make growing up fun. Specially designed to stimulate a child's interest and curiosity, these toys encourage important developmental skills, while upholding high standards of safety and durability. | | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 13.46 inches | | Product Width:
| 7.76 inches | | Product Height:
| 7.36 inches | | Product Weight:
| 0.57 pounds | | Package Length:
| 7.8 inches | | Package Width:
| 7.3 inches | | Package Height:
| 4.5 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.9 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 23 reviews |
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9 of 9 found the following review helpful:
 Very portable!Nov 17, 2008
By J. Clarkson
"mupificus"
We bought these stacking cups to take to China for our adoption, because they are very compact when nested. Our new son [...], loves stacking them, and concentrates very hard on which ones fit together. The colors are great, and our kids can play with them in the tub. The only drawback is that there isn't any versatility. The cups stack in a particular order, and that is it. They are probably more educational than fun, since there are different geometric shapes on the bottoms of each cup, and different colored patterns on the rims.
9 of 9 found the following review helpful:
 A must-have!!!May 25, 2007
By Jennifer G. Sullivan
I bought these for my 22-month old daughter. I should have ordered these for her a long time ago, I think any baby 6 months or over would love these. They are VERY durable, heavy plastic. They are different colors with different designs on top and different shapes on the bottom. When my 22-month old got these, I thought she might be too old for them, but she loves them! She also likes to put other toys inside, etc. Toys R Us had no stackers and I had looked places, I think stackers in general are hard to find, I'm so glad I found these.
7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
what a tbig fun with simple little cupsFeb 25, 2008
By Chi W. Lu
I bought these before my daughter was born and gave it to her when she was five month old. She start playing with them immediately and she is still playing with them (she is 10 month now). I stack them for her to take them apart, put small things in each one for her to take out. They also make perfect bath time toys - your baby will be busy picking them up and sunk them in water. It is the cheapest thing I bought so far and she keeps having fun with them.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
AWESOME!Nov 10, 2006
By T. Tully
"1st time mom"
I can't believe that my one year old can spend so much time playing with cups! He will stack them and nest them. You can hide things under them or use them in the tub. It is a pre math skill. They are easy to transport and very good quality. I great gift for a young toddler. My only complaint was that they were so hard to find. The only place I could find a good quality product was online.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
If you don't have stacking cups, get them.... NOW!Jun 25, 2011
By Ivy N. Thomson
Stacking cups are my boys favorite toys. We bought 2 types, this one and some with holes in them to let water drain out.
My complaint with both types is if you lose a cup, they become rather useless, because you need all of them in order to stack them. Must go in order. But that is true of both of our sets.
They are a quality plastic, and my boys LOVE them. They learn so much from them, and it is appropriate for a wide age range. They started really early (6 months I think?) putting one cup inside another cup, like the smallest one inside the biggest one, but now at 15 months they can stack 3 cups, then take it apart and nest them. They also put small toys in them, and again, this is something they start doing very early, but they are still great learning toys for toddlers as well.
The ones with holes are perhaps better bath toys though, because they can see the water drain out, but these are heavier, and more interesting with the different shaped bottoms and designs. Also there is something to be said for being able to pour the water out if used as a bath toy.
Get like 4 sets of stacking cups. There are some at Ikea for $2.50, so get 2 of those, then get some with holes in them, and get these. There is no better infant / early toddler toy then stacking/nesting cups.
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