- Promotes hand/eye coordination & fine motor skills
- Also promotes early shape, color, and size differentiation skills
- Bright and vivid primary colors
- Carefully crafted wooden toy
- A skill-building classic
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Technical Details
Product Specifications
Educational Objective(s)Spacial Awareness
Model Number576
Number of Puzzle Pieces7
Assembly RequiredNo
Batteries Required?No
Batteries Included?No
Material Type(s)Wood
Material Composition95% solid wood, 5% paint
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Product Description
Product Description
Talk about a classic childhood toy! All the colours of the spectrum are represented by these eight smooth, easy-grasp wooden pieces. Stack them on the solid-wood base designed with rocking edges for safe and intriguing play.
Product Description
Kids aged 18 months to 3 years will love learning about colours with the Melissa & Doug Wooden Rainbow Stacker . This high-quality, 21cm high tower has eight brightly coloured pieces for kids to sort and stack, and is the perfect size for toddlers' smaller hands.
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Very entertaining toy. My baby loves it. The reason why I'm not giving it 5 stars is that the paint on the rings is faiding away in less then 3 months.
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Arrived promptly.Was a lot smaller than I imagined it would be. The paint isn't confirmed as non toxic but I assumed it to be. Really only suitable for older toddler due to stick it is on.
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57 reviews
19 of 19 people found the following review helpful
good simple fun
10 Dec 2007
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This is a good basic addition to any toddler's toy collection. We like it because:
- It's wood. The rings make a satisfying "clink" that plastic or cloth stacking rings lack.
- It's easy for kids to do. We've had other stacking toys (like the Melissa & Doug stacking train) where certain pieces only fit in certain places, and that is frustrating for little ones just figuring out how things work. This one's simple and straight-forward.
- It's inexpensive.
My older son received this when he was about 18 months and played with it quite a bit. Now his younger brother enjoys it, and has been able to put the rings on & off since about 12 months.
(Just a warning: the stick, or "ring holder" as we call it, often gets banged around like a hammer in our house - this is partly why they like this toy so much, but it means close supervision is necessary!)
- It's wood. The rings make a satisfying "clink" that plastic or cloth stacking rings lack.
- It's easy for kids to do. We've had other stacking toys (like the Melissa & Doug stacking train) where certain pieces only fit in certain places, and that is frustrating for little ones just figuring out how things work. This one's simple and straight-forward.
- It's inexpensive.
My older son received this when he was about 18 months and played with it quite a bit. Now his younger brother enjoys it, and has been able to put the rings on & off since about 12 months.
(Just a warning: the stick, or "ring holder" as we call it, often gets banged around like a hammer in our house - this is partly why they like this toy so much, but it means close supervision is necessary!)
23 of 24 people found the following review helpful
Be careful if buying as a gift!
24 Sep 2008
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I ordered this rainbow stacker after reading several great reviews. My 13 mo. old daughter grabbed for it as I was unpacking it, so I think she's going to love it. HOWEVER, I am disappointed in the quality - several of the rings are stuck together by paint. The ones I have been able to pry apart have paint stuck on them (blue on yellow for example) and the purple & yellow ones I have not been able to pry apart yet (neither has my husband!) I'm sure they will come apart eventually, but personally I would not give this as a gift due to this quality control issue.
17 of 17 people found the following review helpful
My 1st review
26 Jan 2010
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I bought this as a safe and natural alternative to plastic. However, the rings were cracked and the paint chipped off. Fortunately, I noticed this before my baby 'explored' it with his mouth because he would have had a mouthful of paint chips - no exaggeration. So much for being safe and natural - I had to throw it away. So unsafe that I had to write a review.
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