Fat Brain Toys Tobbles Neo, Creative Toddler Sensory and Learning Toys for Kids 6 Months and Up, For Early Development

Love this. I had this for my eldest children but lost it when we moved. We bought a new for youngest 1st birthday and it is a huge hit great quality. My child puts anything they can in their mouth and I’ve had to return toys in the past for them not being safe. That’s not the case with this toy. The pieces are all a safe size.I love how it’s fun engaging and educational. Highly recommend!

This was recommended to me by a colleague, and it has become a fast favorite for my 14 month old. You can stack them facing up on the stand or upside down and they grip at almost any angle! This brand is pricey but worth it for quality educational toys.

I bought this for a 6 month old, thinking it might be somewhat interesting now, and perhaps more fun later, but he received it yesterday and immediately loves it! The colors are really beautiful, not just the usual primaries (which I think can sometimes be overstimulating). The baby was able to grasp and pick up even the larger balls, due to the unique design and his focused concentration. He loves feeling the bumps on the rim, and is fascinated by the spinning and wobbling of the weighted balls. His two year old sister stacked the balls with ease, and they both loved knocking the stack down and watching the balls wobble around. I was amazed by how long this toy held the attention of a 6 month old baby, and feel like the best gift giver in the world this morning!

These are my daughters' favorite stacker/multi- use toys! So many ways to play - building up, using as "cakes" with "ice cream" at teatime, as spinny rides for their dolls, even as planets and asteoids, etc. Plus, Tobbles really are quite satisfying to stack then watch my littlest (23 months) knock over. Each tobble makes it's own cool 'bonk' sound - higher or lower pitched depending on the size. Not at all annoying to hear, probably something to do with the somewhat rubbery, matte plastic outer shell and hollow inside. They are pretty hard though, so if one of the bigger ones should accidentally bonk you or one of the kids in the head..it won't tickle, let's just say. Obviously. But these aren't meant as throwing toys, so, yeah. Each Tobble is weighted at the bottom, so when they tumble they wobble around quite a bit, aka endlessly entertaining. Should have probably purchased 2 more sets since all 3 of my beebees love these. Maybe this Christmas?

This toy is very neat! It’s sturdy. Initially, I thought these balls were going to be somewhat heavy, but they’re actually quite light! Which was great to know, because I didn’t want it to be too heavy for a toddler or baby to hurt themselves. Very easily washable, and the colors are very nice and vibrant.

This toy is incredibly. There is a reason it has so many good reviews! I like that the pieces are round, rather than square, making it easy for my son's small hands to get a good grip on. The material it's made of is actually somewhat grippy itself (it isn't entirely buffed and shiny/smooth which keeps it from being slippery). The way each stacker piece is shaped allows for the toy to be stacked imperfectly. It can be stacked out of order, tilted, and twisted and it still stays put because of the "nested" shape at the top of each piece that allows the rounded bottom of the next piece to fit nicely, even if it's the wrong order. The only "con" I have for this toy is that the bottom two pieces, the blue stacker and the green stacker, are a bit on the heavy side. When my son received this toy as a first birthday present he had a difficult time picking up the bottom two, especially the green piece. He is now 14 months and he can lift it with a little more ease but he has to concentrate a bit more.

This was a huge hit with a baby aged 6 months to 15 months. Absolutely loved it and played with it quite a bit. Recommended.

This was purchased for my 8 month son. This is definitely not your average stacker. Everything about it invites curiosity. The round stackers are vibrantly colored and have a great feel to them. In addition, each stacker has a different weight with the smallest yellow one as the lightest and largest green one the heaviest. It gives a unique movement to each when they are sitting on the ground. This stacker is also very forgiving to someone learning how to stack. There is almost no wrong way to put them on top of each other. These are so eye catching that even our 3 year old thinks they are pretty cool.