Customer Reviews

KID O Stack and Nest Cups

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4 star:		(1)
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I bought these for my son when he was six months old. He loved to push them around and put things in them. He loved it when I stacked them. He is now ten months old and can stack and play with them more independently. These are GREAT for travel...they take up very little space and are perfect toys for hotel rooms. We travel a lot and I always bring these stacking cups with us because they can be used for so many different purposes!

My husband bought these for our 5 month old baby. The biggest design flaw is that it has pointy tops. The age range says 0 months My baby was practicing sitting upright but occasionally falls forward. She narrowly missed this toy when it was pointing up - thank goodness - or else it could've damaged her eye! I think once your baby is sitting up completely unassisted and does not fall forward - maybe around 8 months then it would be safe but any earlier and it is not.
Asthetically it is a cute toy and an artistic alternative to regular nesting toys. Not quite sure why it is labeled a bath toy.

This is a really durable set of stacking and nesting cups. It is made of a nice hard plastic and the colors are very vibrant. My baby LOVES these cups. They will get her attention whenever we put them in front of her. She likes to mouth them and bang them together. She also likes to knock over the "tower" if we stack them for her. She has had them since she was 3 months old and now she is 8 months and still loves them. I don't see her interest in these blocks waning. HOWEVER, her daddy hates these blocks because they look slightly dangerous. The corners of the cups are tapered and end in a point. I understand that it is a design statement and makes the "tower" more interesting. Also, it allows a baby to stick the bit of the corner in their mouth... however, my husband is really paranoid that our baby will lose coordination and slam her eye into a corner. Babys aren't very coordinated and it might happen.... I think it's pretty unlikely and I like this set of cups... we have another set of stacking/nesting boxes from Melissa and Doug made of Thick cardboard... those are good too.

love the colors and has good entertainment value for my son. He love to stack and then knock it down.

When this toy is stacked up the look on my son's face was worth every penny we spent to buy it! He gets all excited and knows that it's his job to knock it down. He's teething a lot too and they work perfectly for that as well. He has just as much fun when they're nested and he tries to "get them out". Usually he just dumps it over...overall he loves it!

the picture they used to show this product is not accurate at all...so don't be fooled! it literally fits in the palm of your hand and the dimensions should have been added.

While this is what is described, I should have looked at the actual size measurements prior to making the purchase. The picture does not do the actual product true "justice" as the actual product is five little cups. And I mean little, like as in the biggest one can fit in a box far smaller than a small tissue paper box. The colors in the picture even visually give the impression that there are more than five cups! Wow, perhaps I am just losing it with the toddlers these days! (Heck, didn't even realize it was a bath toy until it arrived!!!). Really? A stack-able bath toy??? While I have yet to try this, I am willing to bet I will see water being poured out of the tub over cups being stacked... purchase with knowledge!!!