Baby Stacking Cups Toys, Soft Silicone Baby Teething Toys, Baby Boy Girl Shower Gifts for 3 6 9 12 18 Months 1 One Year Old, Infant Newborn Essentials Sensory Montessori Developmental Toys-9 Piece Set

My baby loves these. They are super easy to clean too.

They are 10 months old and really enjoyed these stacking cubes.Really easy for them to hold and place, the designs are really enticing to them and they always have a lot of fun.I only wished they came in a bit of a brighter color

My sister is a first time mom and very trendy. She loved this simple stacking set because of the natural color palate. She can save for any future kiddos and it makes a cute accent for any nursery.

The Soft Silicone Baby Stacking Cups is a set of 9 colorful silicone cups that can be stacked or nested. The cups have different shapes, sizes, colors and patterns.This toy is excellent for babies and toddlers who love to explore and experiment. The toy helps with fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and spatial awareness. The toy also introduces them to the concepts of size, shape, and number, as they can count and sort the cups by different criteria. The toy is very versatile and creative, as the child can use it in different ways, such as building towers, making balls, or hiding things underneath.My granddaughter loves building towers, then knocking down and building again. This has kept her entertained over and over.The toy is well-made and durable, and it can withstand a lot of play and abuse. The toy is also easy to clean and store, as the cups can be nested inside each other. The toy is safe and suitable for children aged 6 months and up, as there are no sharp edges or small parts that can pose a choking hazard. The toy is also fun and engaging, as the child can enjoy the colors and figure out stacking by size or nesting all the cups.Parents, as these are silicone cups, it is almost silent even when the tower is destroyed. There is minimal noise from the toy and only the child's laughter. Also, as they are silicone and very flexible, if the child falls on the cups, they squish easily, with no hard plastic.The cups could be boring for older or more advanced children, as they may prefer more challenging or interactive toys. They are keeping my one-year-old granddaughter engaged and helping her build motor skills.Overall, the Cups Toy is suitable for babies and toddlers who like to stack, nest, and destroy things. The toy is simple but effective, and it offers many benefits for the child’s development. The toy is also affordable and durable, and it can last for a long time. I would recommend this toy to anyone looking for a classic and versatile stacking toy for their child. I am giving this toy 5 out of 5 stars.

I love these stacking cups! I got them for an easy Christmas gift for a one year old. The muted colors are a nice change from the really BRIGHT baby toys everywhere. I also love that they all have holes in them, so if they are used in the bath, they will not grow mold or hold water. They will be able to last for a while!

I baby liked them but the colors were wrong. Got 2 of the same in some of the cups

These stacking cups are multi use and fun to play with! Our little grandbaby just turned 7 months old and she has excellent fine motor/pincher skills so she likes to pick up items and examine them. I thought introducing her to the stacking cups would be fun for her, and I was right! I stack them and she knocks them down and we all cheer! Well, I gave her cup number 2 (rose color) as I was rounding them up, and she thought it was a little drinking cup! I felt so bad when she went to drink from it that I did put a few drops of water in it for her. She's still primarily bottle fed but is continuing to be introduced to new foods her mommy purees. These stacking cups can easily be used for food. The even number cups from 2 - 8 double as bowls; they have no holes on the bottom. The odd number stacking cups, 1 - 9, all have little holes in the bottom as part of the design and can be used for bathtub or pool time play.For now, we are focusing on HER knocking them down. By next week, I think she'll be able to start actually stacking them (with a little help from me and grandpa nudging her fingers along!) Grandpa did pose an interesting question: Why aren't they brightly colored for babies? NO idea! But I can tell you that the muted tones don't seem to impact her ability to enjoy them, and besides learning her primary colors, she'll begin to learn muted color names such as "gray, olive, mint green, peach, lavender, rose, butterscotch, ivory and light green!" What's not to love?

The color, the material, and the quality is all there for this little toy. It’s easy to clean, since babies like to put things in their mouths. Best of all it’s educational.