Big bright and tall but too difficult for a 15 month old to stack, 9 Nov. 2014

Bought this when we lost one of or 14 month olds Ikea stacking cups on holiday. He played with that toy every day, and never got tired of it, and it only cost £1.50! However he is not nearly so interested in these. They are too big for him at the mo and they do not stack up easily - the lip and overlap is very small and you have to be more precise than someone his age. is capable of. He may grow in to it, but right now I'm off to get another Ikea set of cups.

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Excellent, classic, for age 6 months upwards, 3 Sept. 2013

Good sturdy plastic, easy to clean, long-lasting.Enjoyed from 6 months, although a 4 year old recently enjoyed it (I think as a novelty value as she hadn't played with it for a while).Many ways to play with it; stacking, knocking down, banging cups together, putting small objects into the cups. Also planning on using it to teach colours.Also fit together inside each other, so minimal storage space required.A real classic, loads of playing opportunity for a low price and small amount of storage space needed.

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Brillaint, 16 Jun. 2013

I love these (and my 9 month old quite likes them too)!!So basic, but the best toys often are. Keeps him entertained sitting at home, in the bath (there are small holes in the bottom so water drips out), on the move.Lovely.

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