The First Years Stack'em Up Cups Reviews

These look like the most simple boring toy that a child could ever have but you would be mistaken for thinking this. They are the most enjoyable versitile toy that I have ever come accross. My son has had a set of these pots from the early learning centre when he was born and my daughter has also had a set bought when she was born. The best ...  Read the complete review

As many previous reviews seem to have said, these cups are all about creativity and imagination. For those who've never seen them, they're just plastic coloured pots that get slightly smaller so they fit into each-other. They have imprints on the bottom, and small holes too. They cost around £4. Like many good baby toys, you can do more ...  Read the complete review

These are such simple toys, but great to get yours and your childs imagination going. Most toys these days you don't need any imagination as it does everything for you. You have to make your own fun with the stacking cups though. Majority of toys now have buttons to press so it sings, zooms along the floor, claps, dances. But these simple stacking ...  Read the complete review

Us adults spend time wondering why the children of this generation no longer play using their imagine and I do believe this is partly because of the toys they are given to play with. I am a real fan of toys that encourage your child to use their imagination. So many toys these days have one function or the idea is that you press buttons ...  Read the complete review

My best friend has three children and all of her kids love to play with these. There has always been a version of these out for as long as I remember. They may have changed slightly but the main design and objective is still the same. =====So what are they?===== They are known mostly as 'stack em up cups' but I have heard of ...  Read the complete review

Stacking cups are one of the simplest toys you can buy your baby and i have to say it's one of the toys we've had the most fun with. ~~~The product~~~ These stacking cups are made from plastic and there are eight of them in total. They are all numbered and vary in colour depending on which set you buy. In our case, the number ...  Read the complete review

Although these say from 9 months, I purchased some for my son when he was only 3 months to get reduced carriage. I was planning to put them to one side until he was older enough to use them, but have been surprised with the uses so far - I stack them up, he knocks them down - he can just about grab at them and take them to his ...  Read the complete review

We had these from when I was pregnant as my step sons had used them before. They are really classic, simple toys that young children and babies really enjoy playing with. The cups range in size, going from large to small and all vary in colour so they are really bright and interesting for the children to look at. We didn't ...  Read the complete review

Great for little children around 9 months I bought these from pound stretcher for around £1.50 . The cups themselves come in differenct sizes to allow you to stack them high, on the other hand if you are wanting to stack them away they all fit inside each other. Each cup has holes in the bottom, i am presuming that these are ...  Read the complete review

Well, this Christmas was my daughters first. I thought we would end up with lots of toys, but I didnt think that everyone would get the same toy!! When I opened the first box of stacking cups, I thought "Great, they look fun, not". Despite the fact that I thought Carenza wouldn't be interested, she actually really loved ...  Read the complete review

I was given Infant Stacking Cups as a gift for my son. They are recommended for 8 months and up but my son was enjoying these at six months and still is at 18 months old. At six months he would pick them up which helped with grasping. He also would look at them for at least 30 minutes turning them over and over. He noticed the patterns on ...  Read the complete review