The First Years Stack N Count Cups
Saturday, May 22nd, 2010 at
9:28 pm
The First Years Stack N Count Cups
Average Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5
- Large numbers on base
- Practice counting and number skills
- Dishwasher-safe
Product Description
Classic toys like nesting cups are all-time favorites because they offer all kinds of fun. Children love to fit them together, to stack them up to build a pyramid, to put things in then take them out, to turn them over and hide things underneath. Learning Curve Baby cups have large numbers embossed on the base so an older child can practice counting and begin building number recognition skills. Dishwasher-safe…. More >>
The First Years Stack N Count Cups
Tagged with: Count • Cups • First • Stack • Years
Filed under: Building/Construction
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Stacking cups are a favorite with almost all children. These are smaller than I thought they would be but are still good. Additionally, they all have holes in the bottom so they can be played with in the bathtub but not hold water. I’m very happy with my purchase.
Rating: 5 / 5
This is one of my daughter’s favorite toys.
They are very simple, inexpensive, and we take them everywhere. They fit easily in the diaper bag.
She loves to bang them together and she also likes to hear how her voices changes when she talks in the larger ones.
This was one of her first toys and started playing with them at 6 months. She is 10 months now and enjoys putting them inside of each other. She also likes to use them as a teether.
Rating: 5 / 5
What a simple toy! At first I couldn’t visualize how a baby (my first) could find a set of stacking cups interesting and enjoyable. Well, at first all he did was scatter them about. Then he started banging things with them. Then he started holding them in his hands and walking around with them as if he had hooves. Finally, he started to study them and spent a lot of time at this activity.
At the present time, our boy is 15 months old. Now he takes the stack apart, arranges the cups on a flat place, goes back to get them and put them back together in the proper order. I sometimes mix them up on his flat place and turn a few upside down. He immediately goes to the pile and sorts them out in the proper orientation and order and rebuilds the stack. Then he smiles at his accomplishment. It’s rather amazing.
He seems to find the cups endlessly fascinating. When he’s whiny or grumpy, I give him the stack and that immediately grabs his attention. We take them everywhere. In the bath. In the car. It’s a simple and inexpensive delight.
Gary Peterson
Rating: 5 / 5
My daughter loves playing with these. They are very simple, but loads of fun for her. A great highchair toy because they drop well, good for banging and wash up easily. Inexpensive great toy. (I think they may be a little cheaper in the stores.) I would buy over and over.
Rating: 5 / 5
I picked these up on sale, and was not expecting much from them.
Turns out my son loves them and I do too. They are portable (easily fit into a bag), quiet, don’t break when thrown on the floor, and still hold his interest after months of owning them.
Amazing how something so simple can be so entertaining.
Rating: 5 / 5