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The First Years Stacking Rings


 The First Years Stacking Rings Baby Toy

The First Years Stacking Rings

 
Description: Brand: The First Years / Age: 9 months / From 9 months - Throw! Roll! Stack! This popular classic is challenging and ... more
The First Years Stacking Rings ... fun, providing an early lesson in shapes, sizes, colours and counting.

Newest Review: ... is simply a plastic pole in the middle with 6 plastic hoops of different sizes to fit on and a ball stopper at the top. ... more

 ... However, you can get different variations such as material stackers, ones that make a noise, different colours, shapes etc. I bought these for my little boy when he was 9 months old. He didn't really know what to do with them apart from chewing on the plastic and/or throwing it! Now that he is 1 he likes to roll the rings and put them on the pole - however he still hasn't grasped the sizes yet! He seems interested in these every time I take them out and loves the different colours. I also use them to count which helps...more

Kallie-Shuga
Premium Review The First Years Stacking Rings: StackaRings (278 words)
by - written on 27/10/09 (Very useful, 10 readings)
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Stacking rings are just that. They are brightly coloured rings that can be stacked up - largest first and smallest last! I would put these in with some of the classic toys that have been revamped. There is nothing hidden, nothing too complicated, and nothing electronic in these rings! It is simply a plastic pole in the middle with 6 plastic hoops of different sizes to fit on and a ball stopper at the top. However, you can get different variations such as material stackers, ones that make a noise, different colours, shapes etc. I bought these for my little boy when he was 9 months old. He didn't really know what to do with them apart from chewing on the ...  Read the complete review

HonestBob
Premium Review Babies running rings around their parents as usual! (465 words)
by - written on 19/11/08 (Very useful, 128 readings)
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Stacking rings are a must for any toy box and come in an amazing array of colours, textures, styles and materials. A quick internet search has shown the simplest stacking ring sets to be made from smooth plastic with each ring a different colour, however, this is the most basic model. Slightly further up the complexity scale comes the same plastic style rings (hollow plastic centre pole and slightly curved base, generally with 6 rings to the stack and a top ball) but at this level the rings have textured shapes protruding softly from them, for example raised circles or bands around each ring. As well as plastic stacking rings there are also soft ...  Read the complete review

anwar7
Premium Review The First Years Stacking Rings: A whole stack of fun (796 words)
by - written on 29/01/04 (Very useful, 100 readings)
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What are they? ??????.. Most people reading this will know what stacking rings are, but for those who do not they are rings of different sizes, and colours, with a hole in the middle, which allows them to be fitted in size order onto a vertical pole There are numerous different versions of this toy available but all have the same concept. When my son was 6 months old he was given a beautiful set made by Lamaze. The set consisted of 4 fabric rings each one a different vibrant colour. The base consisted of a soft fabric pole on a square base. The rings each had a hidden sound and were really tactile .At first he enjoyed chewing on the rings and waving them ...  Read the complete review

D-RAY2000
Premium Review Rings of colour! (366 words)
by - written on 09/06/08 (Very useful, 48 readings)
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A very simple but very effective learning toy for very small kids is stacking blocks. A vertical pole with several coloured hoops in this case 6 hoops and a plastic ball stopper type thing to go on the top. On the set my youngest had the hoops were red, orange yellow, green, purple and blue as in the picture Dooyoo has of them but the round top was white. Although a very simple toy where the idea is of course to fit the rings to the pole in the correct order (large through to small) it is a very robust little toy that can easily be kept and passed down to future kids or family members. The reason this toy is so effective for kids learning is that it ...  Read the complete review

mumsymary
Premium Review The First Years Stacking Rings: Stack it up (355 words)
by - written on 09/03/03 (Very useful, 58 readings)
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. I discovered the some stacking rings for 50pwhen I went into my local charity shop to give them some old jewellery. Useful addition to the toy box at my house I thought. They were in good condition so I took them home soaked them in dettol to get rid of any germs. I don?t think Adrian is quite old enough to play with these yet but one day?. These stacking rings are brightly coloured plastic rings that are graded in size. They fit onto a vertical pole that is supported on a flat base. There are 6 rings to sort and stack. The rings are easy for a baby to pick up and hold. This is a very durable toy it should last several children- if ...  Read the complete review

 

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