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I know my child is a little too young for this toy, but I purchased it so that way we had it ready when he was age-appropriate. However, once I took it out of the packaging and assembled it just to take a look he was definitely fixated on it. So I thought what’s the harm in him at least exploring the toy my little one who is now five months has figured out how to spin the gears while I hold it horizontally. This toy keeps them entertained longer than a lot of the other items that are age-appropriate. I think I just really like the fact that it made him very curious and caused him to want to explore the toy. Product is well made, the design is really cute, and he’s not quite at the age where he can stack the toys I’m one another, we have made it work for where he is developmentally.

This is probably the best toy purchase I've ever made for my toddler. I bought it for his first birthday and now 1.5 years later he still plays with it almost daily. It has held up very well. No damage from rough toddler play. It's helpful for teaching colors, counting and sizes. It keeps him busy for a solid 20 minutes and for that I am very grateful haha. 100% recommend this for your toddlers.

This is a wonderful spinning toy! My son loves taking all the pieces off and putting them back on again and again. He was also able to start understanding the concept of biggest to smallest while playing with it, which has been great for learning through hands-on exploration. As both a mother and speech therapist, this is a toy I find myself using everywhere I go. It’s simple, engaging, and highly educational.

Durable, my child loves it.

I got this toy as one of my toddler’s Christmas presents and it it probably the top #2 toy in the house right now. Lots of educational stuff you can do with this toy, lots of colors and patterns etc. the only things I dislike about this toy is the pole comes off the base and basically becomes a hitting stick. Also I get concerned about my 15 month old walking around chewing on the pole. (She’s teething everything goes in her mother 🤦🏻‍♀️) so I just wished the pole was not detachable from the base also the base more sturdy.

My baby lovesss this! It’s vibrant fun and teaches. The material is good but the only thing I don’t like is the rod needs to be plugged into the bottom and if it came out and he crawled or something with it in his mouth is my only concern. If that wasn’t an issue it would be perfect

As Christmas was coming around this year, I was debating on what to buy my new grandson. My daughter who has 3 children that are older than my grandson suggested that I purchase this stacking toy because it is fun to play with. Christmas Day arrived and we opened his package. He was 8 months old at that point. Out of all of the gifts I bought this year, this was the big hit with my son’s kids. There was something ASMR about placing a disc on the post and watching it twirl down the post. My son and his kids and I sat there and played with it for quite a long time. It is a big hit. My little grandson likes holding the disks and looking at them. He is starting to get the idea of how to put the discs on the post. His big brother (age 8) has fun helping him. The product seems sturdy and is made out of hard plastic.

If you want to introduce a toy to your 18 months old, this is the one. They will have so much fun with it and allow them to play interactively with you.