Wooden Multi-Shape Colorful Educational Stacking Wheels Toy for Toddlers

• Shape: Tree etc
• Age: All Ages
• Type: DIY Toys
• Category: Wood and Auxiliary Toys
• Style: European & American
• Material: Beech
• Model NO.: M-0057
• Scale: Medium
• Usage: Recreation, Promotion
• Certification: CE
• Packaging: Wooden Box
• Color: Multi-Color
• Transport Package: Box
• Specification: 8.7 x 2 x 2.9 inches
• Trademark: M-0057
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 9503008900
• Production Capacity: 500000 Pieces/Year

Product Description

• Solid wood 3 stack car pull toy^Each car has its own graphics^Can be used with other blocks for buildingKeep in mind this a not a self-correcting toy--that is, you can stack the rings in any order. That's a plus for me, but I know some schools of thought disagree.
  
  And make sure you look at the dimensions. It was smaller than my spouse expected.  No concerns about choking hazards or anything, but it is smaller than some of the plastic versions you see in stores.
• Customer comment:This is such a nice ring stacker. It's true that it's a bit smaller than the plastic Fisher Price one but that's a good thing- for my nearly 7 month old it makes it easy to grasp all the pieces. There are so many ways to play with this toy and in fact my little one most enjoys playing with the base the rings stack on! He loves that thing, gestures around wildly with it like a baton! The colors are vivid and there's a slight wood grain visible. Packaging for this item is very nice and appropriate for gift giving. This would be a good toy for someone who appreciates simple toys without a lot of bells and whistles and it's also seemingly pretty eco friendly. If you have hardwood floors, you can spin the rings around like a dreidel to delight your baby! Or have the rings roll away! You can also stack the rings up without the base and the top red ball part is especially fun as it's always rolling away and challenging my son to follow its path as it leaves the area! I believe the packaging says ages 2+ which I'm guessing is mainly because if you have a new walker they could trip and fall onto the base of this item. So, use appropriate supervision. This has been a hit in our household from 5 months on and he is not tiring of it!