Asda Play & Learn Stacking Rings Reviews

Introduction:- Asda seems to be where I have picked up a lot of the more simple toys purchased for our daughter, as they are sold really cheaply and the build quality of the simpler toys is easily as good as competitors; where as I have found the more expensive supermarket own toys (not just from Asda) seem to be ...  Read the complete review

At just £2 this toy stacks up both physically and financially. We have had loads of use from it in the last month with Baby CrazyEgg now reaching a corrected age of 11 months. There are many versions of stacking rings you can buy: soft; wooden; or with bells, flashing lights and music. This Asda model is the classic: simple, plastic, ...  Read the complete review

I bought these stacking rings from Asda for £2 when my daughter was 8 months old. The rings are part of the Asda Play & Learn range. She was not at all interested in them, so after a week of trying to interest her in them I put them away for another day. When she hit the year mark I brought them out again, as she has started ...  Read the complete review

I got my little boy this when he was 12 months old. At the time he was just starting to figure out about shapes and stacking etc. The price was fantastic (as Asda normally is) and i thought it was worth getting even if he didnt play with it much. The colours are lovely and bright, its lightweight so he has no problem picking it up, and ...  Read the complete review

If you're looking for something cheap and durable, then it may be worth you getting a set of these. We used a similar set (not from Asda) for our eldest son, and he loved using them and it was very helpful for his development. What you get is a series of five rings stacked on top of each other, on a pole that screws into a ...  Read the complete review

This is a review of a set of stacking rings that my daughter plays with when she visits her Nanna, they are kept at Nanna's house and were originally bought from Asda. Description The rings are all brightly coloured plastic and different textures (although three are totally smooth). Each ring is a different size so that ...  Read the complete review

I bought these stacking rings for my son when he was about 7 months old when they were on a 2 toys for £8 promotion in Asda about 18 months ago, Asda do this promotion most of the time so they are easy to pick up. The toy is designed to help your baby with dexterity and also colours, the toy is made of plastic and has 5 ...  Read the complete review

- Why We Bought - We bought my son a set of Asda Play & Learn Stacking rings for Christmas when he was six months old. I wasn't looking for these but as they were a good price they were put in the trolley with a selection of other toys. - The Rings - The set consists of five brightly coloured hollow plastic rings ...  Read the complete review

My mom purchased the Asda Stacking Rings for my son as a stocking filler for his first Christmas at a price of £2. The stacking rings consist of a red base which is attached to a middle pole and five rings of varying colours (orange, blue, purple, green and yellow). Three of the rings have a textured pattern and the remaining ...  Read the complete review

I bought my son some stacking rings after seeing a set in asda when shopping for the bargain price of £2. Thinking £2 was such a bargain price for a baby's toy that I simply couldn't pass it up, in the trolley they went. I have to confess, my husband was not that impressed with my bargain, and I quote, 'well, what do they ...  Read the complete review

Lots of family members and friends asked me what to buy for my daughters first Christmas, after giving them all some ideas I was stuck on ideas to buy her myself. I ended up going down the savvy route and going for mainly clothes with a few little toys thrown in for good measure. One toy I bought her was these stacking rings from my ...  Read the complete review