Baby Toddler Stacking Nesting Cups Blocks Happy Farmyard Spin & Drop Ball Tower Toy Activity Fun Time

My grand daughter loved this and the addition of the ball rolling down she found brilliant, a good stacking toy for the money

Lovely, interactive sturdy multistory toy

It arrived today and I was a little dissapointed regarding the colours. I thought it will have that "rainbow colour" which is on the box and images on Amazon's page (purple tray, cups starting with red, then yellow, green, blue, red with purple spinner and yellow bird on top). Instead I got a red tray with a yellow base cup, blue, green, purple with red spinner and yellow bird topper, which is a less eye catchy to my taste. It would be great if it would mention that you can get a different colour combination from the images.It stacks well, but it's not compact. The biggest cup seems little bigger than the rest, and you can't put the last 2 cups (the bird and spinner one) with the balls in them nicely.When you build it as a tower it's a nice game, but my 18 month easily hits them down accidentally while he tries to put the ball in it. Even I have to be careful not to ruin the tower and holding the tops when placing in the balls. They are just right size for a toddler mouth not to swallow it.My son adores playing with stacking cups so I hoped this will be a fun game for him - and wanted an "upgrade" from the easy stacking rounded ones. We just tried it out today, but he was very into the balls. He also wanted to try out to build them together into a tower.Overall it's a great, simle game for toddlers and would give 5 stars if it would be little more sturdier. If there would be an option I would probably prefer it in less harsh colours - a pastel version would be nice.I hope you found my review helpful.

I love this windmill stacker bought for our 18 month old twin grandsons. They love to watch the ball as it drops and rolls its way down the tower. The square cups gave a new challenge as most stacking cups are round. The see-through cups are generous in size and stack up to a decent height. They are sturdy where others are small and flimsy. Each cup fits nicely on the one below with a fairly generous lip to keep it in place, all except the chicken cup that fits on the top: unfortunately this constantly falls off when the boys try to insert the ball. The boys tend to leave it off now and just pop the balls into the top of the windwill cup. With its colourful see-through cups and moving windmill sails this is one of their "go to" toys when they visit.

good for price but knocks over to easy

Both my grandchildren, ages 18months and 3 years, love this toy

My 11 month granddaughter had more fun with throwing, sucking etc than actually building them, the stacking blocks are really well made and sturdy, well worth the money. Her 4 year old sister had more fun with the stacking and playing with the windmill and the balls, all round a good purchase.

This is for my grandson who loves stacking things. He does love it but it's very lightweight and isnt really sturdy enough for a two year old. Every time we stacked it I had to help as it fell over too easily and had to be fit exactly. The ball was the good bit. I think it was a little bit overpriced to be fair for what it is. But he loved it as long as one of us was helping him.