Hoerevjuggling & Dance Scarves – Pack 6 – Approx. 24 X24 ,mixed (43211 3879) 5324

The First Years Stack Up Cups

Hubby and i bought these for our little one, and she absolutely loves these! they are great for developmental play, encouraging cause and effect, and for counting. There a little designs/holes in each cup to allow for water play as well. From what i can gather, these are bpa and phalatae free but do not take my word for it. We sanitized these in some odoban and washed them prior to letting our daughter play with it for safety.

Classic toys like nesting cups are all-time favorites because they offer all kinds of fun. Children love to fit them together, to stack them up to build a pyramid, to put things in then take them out, to turn them over and hide things underneath. Dishwasher-safe.

First-Years-Stack-Up-Cups

The First Years Stacking Up Cups (y2341f) FAQ.

Great toy for babies. Daughter has been playing with since she was 6 months old and at a year still gravitates toward them. Only hiccup i have is that they are a tight fit to stack (in making a tower) so that skill has been hard for baby. Other than that. She loves them and they are a easy go to as they are quiet (no rattles, noises, etc), they wash easy, and could even go in the tub as they drain. If you are stumped on a gift. This would be a good one for new baby houses. -Notice from T. Taylor, Slough

Click to Show the first years stacking up cups (y2341f) Details

Cups are well made and are wonderful bright colors. They also have numbers on the bottom of them, as well as small shapes cut out of the bottom. I could see these toys withstanding being in the bath or in the sand or dirt. They also stack easily together. My six month old is not currently interested in them, but i am sure she will become more interested as she becomes older. You also cannot beat the price!

- P. TraceyMy daughter loves to topple the stack over and over. Although it says 6+ months, my daughter is almost 16 months and has found new inventive ways to play with these and just enjoys them. Sometimes we also organize a tea party with her dollies and these cups. . They are very simple, inexpensive, and we take them everywhere. They fit easily in the diaper bag. She loves to bang them together and she also likes to hear how her voices change when she talks in the larger ones. . All of the cups are enumerated from 1 to 8 and depending on the number there are the different quantity of tiny holes on the bottom of each cup. . I was a bit disappointed in the overall size of these cups. The largest cup is 3. 5 inches in diameter and the smallest cup is 2 inches in diameter. For some reason, i thought they were bigger.

I originally bought these stacking cups after reading on a blog about how this type of toy can encourage many developmental play experiences for young children. Who would have thought that something so simple as various sized cups could be such a hit! my 7 month old daughter fell in love with them as soon as i showed them to her. They are easy for her to grip and mouth which is perfect for her at this point. During tummy time play she bats the cups while they are on their sides and watches them roll across the floor. So many different skills are being developed just through simple interaction and play with this open-ended toy. For parents like myself who also want to get the most bang for their buck, these stacking cups can be used well into a child's toddler, preschool and kindergarten years depending on how you go about using them. . The cups themselves are colorful and made from a hard plastic. The bottoms of the cups have a rounded rim which helps steady the cups when stacking them in a tower. I really like the numerals on the bottom and the corresponding shaped holes on each cup. Children are not only introduced to size and color with these cups, but also numbers and shapes. . For any caregiver or parent of young children, this toy is a must have!

Y. Edith, Washington

Munchkin Miracle 360 Trainer Cup, Green/Blue, 7 Ounce, 2 Count

Let's face it: toddlers are a messy bunch, especially when first navigating sippy cups. Now imagine a world in which drinks didn't spill at all - not in your diaper bag, not on your furniture, and not even onto your eager-to-learn child. No, it's not a miracle, exactly - it's munchkin's miracle 360 cup. The first sippy cup invented with both parents and kids in mind, the miracle 360 trainer cup eliminates messes and supports kids' dental health all at once. Drinking from anywhere around the rim, like a regular cup, helps support normal muscle development in a child's mouth. And with no extra spouts, straws or pieces, the miracle 360 cup is easy to use and even easier to clean. We'll say cheers to that. 6 plus months. Caution to prevent burns, do not microwave or use with hot liquids. Do not let child walk or run while carrying the cup. Do not allow child to play, bite or chew on valve. Do not use with carbonated beverages or pulpy juices.

Munchkin-Miracle-Trainer-Green-Ounce

Colorful Intertwined Rubber Balls - Pack of 12

Have more fun at work with the orbit ball mini - 12 pack. These stress balls are uniquely designed with colorful interwoven bands. Bounce some on your desk and you'll discover that the unexpected bouncing fun of the orbit ball is hard to beat! these mini

Colorful-Intertwined-Rubber-Balls-Pack

Melissa & Doug Band-in-a-Box Clap Clang Tap - 10-Piece Musical Instrument Set

Just like pictures show. This product includes a nice variety of instruments. Some easier to play with and figure out than others. A nice starting kit to get your child to interact with music in a tangible way.

Band in a box musical instrument set includes a tambourine, cymbals, maracas, clacker, tone blocks, and a triangle. It's everything preschoolers need to form a kids' marching band, launch a solo career, or just enjoy exploring music and sounds! band in a box includes 10 pieces, plus a sturdy wooden storage crate.

Melissa-Doug-Band-Box-Clang

Melissa Doug Band Box Clang (488) FAQ.

We love melissa and doug toys! our 10 month old has so much fun with this set of instruments, although the cymbals and triangle are only with supervision. We also have the melissa and doug piano, harmonica, and xylophone. No tv in this house! we are all about the music! -Notice from C. McCarthy, Iowa

Click to Show melissa doug band box clang (488) Details

Love, love, love this. Music is something every child should have the chance to make, and the variety of instruments in this band in a box lets toddlers have so much fun. My grandson was playing the triangle and single jingle bells and what a wonderful memory was made as he explored his budding talent! for those who think "oh no, another noise maker" and "send it to grandma", the instruments really do no make super loud tones. There are many other kids toys with audio that are far more obnoxious! this was great money spent.

- X. RoweSo we've had this for a couple of years now, purchased them to work on a whole host of things with my awesome little son, who has some more specialized needs, and in the time we've been using them, he has not managed to destroy a single thing from this set. A single thing, including the much panned tambourine, and not for lack of trying (ours has a plastic top). Because believe me, i love this beautiful little boy, but one of his super powers is breaking things. My favorite ornamental end table? picked it up and chucked it. Three times was all it took to render it a pile of kindling that had to be loaded into the trash bin as i mentally played taps in my head, and that was two years ago he did that. He's got item destruction down to an art form at this point. So this has survived two whole years of him pounding, chewing, and whacking with these things. And my 10 year old also finds them amusing and runs around the house with them, so they've been getting it from both ends. So for the sheer fact that they have survived the tornado that is my little man, this is a 5 star toy.

Bought two little different sets. This one is brightly colored and i know my preschool sunday schoolers will love it. But the sound is much more "toy-like" than the other one. They seem well made, and it will be interesting to see how they hold up. Given the choice, i sort of wish i'd just gotten two of the other sets because the sound quality of them was much better than i expected from a toy. But these were not disappointing.

T. Heidi, Newfoundland and Labrador

Oball Toy Ball, Multicolored, Assorted

It's catchy! this flexible, bendable ball will quickly become baby's favorite toy. Please note that these oballs are assorted.

Oball-Toy-Ball-Multicolored-Assorted