Interacted learning toy that is so needed for a thriving child, 25 July 2016

In the UK when my kids were small there was a toy education store called Early Learning. I know there is a Toys R Us now, but its nothing like the one that I used to take my children to so that I could buy them so really good interaction learning toys that would be versatile and fun and teach at the same time.

These stacking rings remind me of what i used to buy.

There are numbers at the front of the pure wood base nicely painted in non toxic paint.

Then there are beads that are displayed on wooden bended pegs where you can teach your child not only to count, but also to recognize colours.

This is purely a fab little toy that on its own in a photo looks not very impressive, but let me tell you, you and your child will have plenty of fun learning and also interaction toys are few in between now a days and kids need that to learn and thrive.

This gets a thumbs up from me.

It also helps bonding with your child.

High quality...

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lovely wooden learning toy, 1 July 2016

These style of learning toys have slowly faded out of demand unfortunately. I love wooden toys and this one is just as brilliantly as I would have imagined after seeing the product images. It's made from wood and the rings are coloured in vibrant colours to aid in engagement from the child. It features a very smart learning method with the sums behind the stacking rings, which help the child learn.Overall, it's really well made, for a wooden toy, it's very reasonably priced. Great for young children to start learning additions/subtractions.I received this from the manufacturer and asked to give my unbiased opinion, which I have done, I want to be clear that I was not paid nor given any other incentive other than the product at a free/discounted price.

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A little too cheaply made, 26 July 2016

I’m all for traditional wooden toys in principle, and I wish there were more of them to pick from generally, but unfortunately I don’t think this is a good example of one.The manufacturing quality is mostly OK, but the plastic tubing that’s been used to line the metal bars was already frayed at the bottom of some of the stacks when we took the toy out of the box. This means that the final counter often gets stuck on it, which is very frustrating for little fingers (and big fingers too). The box is covered in badly-translated Chinglish, some of which is so obscure that it’s difficult to work out what it was intended to mean.I was sent a sample of this product in return for an honest review, and whilst I really like a lot of wooden toys and I wish we had a house full of them, I wasn’t all that fond of this one.